roamer

/ɹˈoʊmɚ/ noun

One who roams.

Word Origin Roamer comes from 'roam,' which is from Old English 'rāmian' meaning 'to walk, extend.' The -er suffix makes it the person who roams. So a roamer is a wanderer. The word 'roam' itself is of uncertain further origin, but it's been used since the 14th century.

noun One who roams. countable

As a lifelong roamer, he had visited over fifty countries by the age of thirty.

(名词) 漫游者;流浪者

作为一个终身的漫游者,他在三十岁前已经游历了五十多个国家。

(sustantivo) vagabundo; nómada; errante; andariego; trotamundos [Persona que vaga o deambula.]

Como vagabundo empedernido, había visitado más de cincuenta países antes de cumplir los treinta.

(nom) vagabond; nomade; errant; routard; chemineau [Personne qui erre ou qui voyage sans destination fixe.]

Vagabond dans l'âme, il avait visité plus de cinquante pays avant l'âge de trente ans.

(Substantiv) Wanderer; Umherziehender; Nomade [Jemand, der umherzieht oder ohne festen Wohnsitz lebt.]

Als lebenslanger **roamer** hatte er bis zum Alter von dreißig über fünfzig Länder bereist.

(名詞) 放浪する人、あちこちを歩き回る人

生涯にわたる放浪者として、彼は三十歳までに五十以上の国々を訪れていた。

(substantivo) vagueador; andarilho; errante; vagante; nômade [Aquele que vagueia.]

Como um andarilho de toda a vida, ele havia visitado mais de cinquenta países aos trinta anos.

Word parts: roam + er

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