ramble

ramble
'ræmbl
1. verb
1) (to go for a long walk or walks, usually in the countryside, for pleasure.) pasear por el campo; dar una caminata
2) (to speak in an aimless or confused way.) divagar

2. noun
(a long walk, usually in the countryside, taken for pleasure.) paseo
- rambling
- ramble on

ramble
tr['ræmbəl]
noun
1 excursión nombre femenino
intransitive verb
1 ir de excursión
2 (digress) divagar
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to ramble on about something divagar sin parar sobre algo
ramble ['ræmbəl] vi, -bled ; -bling
1) wander: pasear, deambular
2)
to ramble on : divagar, perder el hilo
3) spread: trepar (dícese de una planta)
ramble n
: paseo m, excursión f
ramble
n.
paseo s.m.
v.
discurrir v.
divagar v.
pasear v.

I 'ræmbəl
noun paseo m, caminata f; (BrE Sport) excursión f (a pie), marcha f

to go for a ramble — ir* a dar un paseo; (Sport) ir* de excursión or de marcha


II
intransitive verb
a) (walk) pasear

to go rambling — (BrE) hacer* excursionismo, ir* de excursión or de marcha

b) (in speech, writing) irse* por las ramas, divagar*
Phrasal Verbs:
['ræmbl]
1.
N paseo m , excursión f

to go for a ramble — dar un paseo

2. VI
1) (=walk) pasear

we spent a week rambling in the hills — pasamos una semana de excursión en la montaña or la sierra

2) (in speech) divagar, perder el hilo

he just rambled on and on — siguió divagando

3) [river] formar meandros; [plant] trepar, enredarse
* * *

I ['ræmbəl]
noun paseo m, caminata f; (BrE Sport) excursión f (a pie), marcha f

to go for a ramble — ir* a dar un paseo; (Sport) ir* de excursión or de marcha


II
intransitive verb
a) (walk) pasear

to go rambling — (BrE) hacer* excursionismo, ir* de excursión or de marcha

b) (in speech, writing) irse* por las ramas, divagar*
Phrasal Verbs:

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