peripatetic 的 2 个定义
- walking or traveling about; itinerant.
- of or relating to Aristotle, who taught philosophy while walking in the Lyceum of ancient Athens.
- of or relating to the Aristotelian school of philosophy.
- a person who walks or travels about.
- a member of the Aristotelian school.
peripatetic 近义词
constantly traveling
更多peripatetic例句
- Born into poverty, he led a peripatetic life, which included a stint in the circus.
- Instead, knowing that Saudi law will force her to give up Hanadi to Muneer when she turns 7, Saeedah absconds with her daughter, embarking on a peripatetic life of deception that will haunt the three members of this small, fractured family.
- Meanwhile, Al-Liby's family lived a peripatetic existence that included spells in Sudan and Qatar.
- Still, Brandolini is influenced by her background and her peripatetic youth.
- Jace Lacob talked to the peripatetic actress about her many TV roles.
- Kim Richards is the most peripatetic of the bunch, and has moved twice since shooting The Real Housewives.
- His parents were divorced, he had a peripatetic childhood, and a brother and sister both died in car accidents.
- In our time there flourished at that place remarkable persons of the Peripatetic sect of philosophers, Athenæus and Xenarchus.
- He used to walk about when teaching and from this circumstance his sect was called (p. 056) Peripatetic.
- There was in fact an "eternal fitness" in horse and man that was not exactly a "standing joke," but a peripatetic one.
- There were the Italian peripatetic vendors of weather-glasses, who had their headquarters at Norwich.
- He passed for a peripatetic storehouse of anecdotes, specially crammed with old and worn-out officers stories.