| 单词 | ramble |
| 释义 | ram·ble I. intransitive verb 1. a. < rambling till suppertime through the orderly avenues between the lines of English walnut trees — Jean Stafford > < to ramble through the country and to talk about books — J.P.Marquand > b. < most students rambled around among a lot of different subjects — Sloan Wilson > 2. < this essay rambles a great deal, darting … from point to point — Saturday Review > < great temptation … to ramble on interminably in praise of the delights of sailing — E.J.Schoettle > 3. a. < roses that ramble over our summer house — Nora Waln > b. < a little tame wood which rambled up from the village — Audrey Barker > < roads and drives ramble past great estates — American Guide Series: North Carolina > transitive verb < rambling the streets of London — Virginia Woolf > < rambling the woods with his father on quiet Sunday afternoons > II. 1. < in my rambles about the city — John Reed > 2. < cannot in this short ramble give a simple and sincere account of my own life — E.B.White > |
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