英语词汇“θ198717”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

society > travel > aspects of travel > travel from place to place > [adjective] (133)

walkingc1390

Moving about from place to place; travelling, itinerant (in later use, chiefly of a merchant). Now only with implication of sense 5.

arrant1550

Wandering, itinerant, vagrant; esp. in knight arrant, bailiff arrant; in which the etymological errant, adj. is now alone used.

ambulatory1604

Moving from place to place; having no permanent location, abode, or position; mobile, itinerant. Cf. ambulant, adj. 1.

itinerating1611

that journeys from place to place; itinerant.

itinerary1617

= itinerant, adj.

stray1620

Strolling, vagrant. Obsolete. rare.

strolling1621

That strolls; wandering, roving, itinerant. Chiefly in strolling actor, strolling player, an actor of a low class, who wanders about the country…

itineral1627

= itinerant, adj.

itineratea1628

= itinerant, adj.

perambulatory1650

Given to perambulating; moving from place to place; wandering, strolling, itinerant. Also figurative.

peregrinatory1773

Relating to, characteristic of, or written by a traveller or wanderer; that peregrinates.

obambulatory1855

That habitually walks about; itinerant.

perambulant1865

Perambulating; able to perambulate; strolling, itinerant.

perambulating1926

That perambulates; that moves from place to place; that changes location or position regularly; itinerant, peripatetic.

Subcategories:

— not (1)

— given to (2)

— relating to or characterized by (2)

— in connection with employment (11)

— with no fixed aim or wandering (103)

单词	θ198717
释义	society > travel > aspects of travel > travel from place to place > [adjective] (133) walkingc1390 Moving about from place to place; travelling, itinerant (in later use, chiefly of a merchant). Now only with implication of sense 5. arrant1550 Wandering, itinerant, vagrant; esp. in knight arrant, bailiff arrant; in which the etymological errant, adj. is now alone used. ambulatory1604 Moving from place to place; having no permanent location, abode, or position; mobile, itinerant. Cf. ambulant, adj. 1. itinerating1611 that journeys from place to place; itinerant. itinerary1617 = itinerant, adj. stray1620 Strolling, vagrant. Obsolete. rare. strolling1621 That strolls; wandering, roving, itinerant. Chiefly in strolling actor, strolling player, an actor of a low class, who wanders about the country… itineral1627 = itinerant, adj. itineratea1628 = itinerant, adj. perambulatory1650 Given to perambulating; moving from place to place; wandering, strolling, itinerant. Also figurative. peregrinatory1773 Relating to, characteristic of, or written by a traveller or wanderer; that peregrinates. obambulatory1855 That habitually walks about; itinerant. perambulant1865 Perambulating; able to perambulate; strolling, itinerant. perambulating1926 That perambulates; that moves from place to place; that changes location or position regularly; itinerant, peripatetic. Subcategories: — not (1) — given to (2) — relating to or characterized by (2) — in connection with employment (11) — with no fixed aim or wandering (103)
随便看	to have one's own rule to have one's own way to have one's peace to have one's pennyworths out of to have one's petition to have one's plate full to have one's plate full up to have one's plate full up with to have one's plate full with to have one's points to have one's rathers to have one's reasons to have one's recourse to to have one's residence to have one's run to have one's say to have one's say out to have one's shit together to have one's sitting breeches on to have one's skin in the game to have one's tail up to have one's top eye open to have one's tubes tied to have one's way to have one's way with