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vagabond

/vag-uh-bond/US // ˈvæg əˌbɒnd //UK // (ˈvæɡəˌbɒnd) //

流浪者,无业游民,流浪汉,游民

Related Words

wanderer徒步旅行者,徒步者,驴友,徒步爱好者stray流浪者,流浪汉,流浪的,流浪动物fly-by-night飞来横祸,蝇头小利,飞来横财,蝇头小利的人rambling漫无边际,胡言乱语,漫无边际的,漫无目的itinerant流浪者,行脚,流动人口,流浪汉down-and-out落魄的人,落魄的,落魄,落拓mendicant修行者,修道士,修道者,补习生unsettled不安分的,不安的,不安稳的,不安的状态peripatetic流动性,流动性的,周游世界,巡回演出transient瞬息万变的,瞬息万变,瞬时的,一过性的moving挪动,搬家,迁居,迁徙wayfaring航行,航行者,行路,路途遥远roaming漫游,遨游,漫游中,漫游中的roving游动,游动的,流动性,巡回演出wandering游荡的,游荡,流浪的,游荡的人idle闲置,闲置的,空闲,闲散的prodigal挥霍无度,浪荡子,挥霍浪费,浪子回头strolling漫步,闲逛,散步,逛逛journeying旅途中,旅程,旅程中,旅途travelling旅行,旅行的,旅游,旅行的时候

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : wandering from place to place without any settled home; nomadic: a vagabond tribe.
    • : leading an unsettled or carefree life.
    • : disreputable; worthless; shiftless.
    • : of, relating to, or characteristic of a vagabond: vagabond habits.
    • : having an uncertain or irregular course or direction: a vagabond voyage.
n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a person, usually without a permanent home, who wanders from place to place; nomad.
    • : an idle wanderer without a permanent home or visible means of support; tramp; vagrant.
    • : a carefree, worthless, or irresponsible person; rogue.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.unsettled; vagrant
Forms: vagabonds
Synonyms
down-and-out落魄的人,落魄的,落魄,落拓drifting漂移,漂泊,漂流,漂移的fly-by-night飞来横祸,蝇头小利,飞来横财,蝇头小利的人idle闲置,闲置的,空闲,闲散的itinerant流浪者,行脚,流动人口,流浪汉itinerate行程,巡回演出,巡回展,巡回mendicant修行者,修道士,修道者,补习生moving挪动,搬家,迁居,迁徙peripatetic流动性,流动性的,周游世界,巡回演出prodigal挥霍无度,浪荡子,挥霍浪费,浪子回头rambling漫无边际,胡言乱语,漫无边际的,漫无目的roaming漫游,遨游,漫游中,漫游中的rootless无根,无根的,无根者,无根性roving游动,游动的,流动性,巡回演出sauntering踱步而行,踱步,昂首阔步,漫步shifting转移,转变,转动,转移的straggling步履蹒跚,蹒跚学步,步履蹒跚的,蹒跚的stray流浪者,流浪汉,流浪的,流浪动物strolling漫步,闲逛,散步,逛逛transient瞬息万变的,瞬息万变,瞬时的,一过性的travelling旅行,旅行的,旅游,旅行的时候unsettled不安分的,不安的,不安稳的,不安的状态wandering游荡的,游荡,流浪的,游荡的人wayfaring航行,航行者,行路,路途遥远aimless漫无目的,漫无目的的,无目的,无目的的destitute穷困潦倒,穷困的,穷困潦倒的,穷困的人errant飘忽不定,飘忽不定的,误入歧途,错乱的fancy-free没有花哨的,无花哨,没有花哨,无花哨的footloose自由自在,自由自在的,自由活动,逍遥法外migratory洄游的,洄游,迁移性的,迁徙nomadic流浪者,游牧,流浪的,流浪perambulant漫步者,流浪汉,流浪者,巡回演出perambulatory走路的,步行的,徒步行走的,走路的人shiftless轮班,轮班制,颠沛流离,挪动wayward向上,向前,向上的,向往的
nounperson who leads an unsettled life; traveler
Forms: vagabonds
Synonyms
wanderer徒步旅行者,徒步者,驴友,徒步爱好者explorer探索者,探险者,探险家,探寻者gypsy吉普赛人,吉普赛,吉普塞人,吉卜赛人haji哈吉,哈基pathfinder探路者,寻路者,寻路人,开拓者pilgrim朝圣者,朝拜者,朝圣,朝圣的人pioneer开拓者,先行者,先驱者,先锋rambler漫游者,漫步者,漫步者号,漫步者乐队rover漫游者,流浪者,漫游器,漫游车tourist游客,旅游,旅游者,旅游业trailblazer开拓者,开路先锋,开辟者,开拓进取trekker拖拉机,拖曳机,牵引车,拖头wayfarer路人甲,路人,路人甲乙丙丁,路友

Examples

  • There’s a certain vagabond nature to the job, and for all the familiarity Storen, Clippard and Stammen brought to those early contending Nats teams, the club has been on the lookout for new arms ever since.

  • It was a hierarchical society, where, according to the Articles of Confederation, “paupers” and “vagabonds” weren’t due the protection of the law.

  • The century-old club sandwich had a pretty good run, and it was a favorite snack of voyagers and vagabonds since its beginning.

  • Llewyn Davis is a troubadour and vagabond, one who happens to be in grief.

  • Vagabond, errand-boy, vagabond, labourer, porter, clerk, chief manager, small partner, Josiah Bounderby of Coketown.

  • “Sarah Palin is a true believer,” Bess told me over coffee at Vagabond Blues, a café 20 miles from Wasilla in the town of Palmer.

  • Pride forbade him to confess himself a homeless, penniless vagabond.

  • He accordingly took him into his service, but soon found him to be an idle and thievish vagabond.

  • St. Augustine complains of certain vagabond monks who went about selling relics of the martyrs, if indeed martyrs they were.

  • Never forget our rule: 'A true vagabond, twenty-four hours after a pillage, must have nothing left but his skin and his knife.'

  • Look at the swagger of the vagabond who commands his braves, would you not think he was about to hew down everything in sight?

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