Today we will take a look at the verbs stroll, It describes the behavior of walking or moving in one place without any specific goals.Some possible English translations include Wandering, Hang around or Wandering.
As you might have guessed, stroll Source verb Spin meaning is change / Spin or Travel around.
since stroll Is a Regular -Yes verb, It is easy to conjugate. This is the complete conjugation of the present tense:
(1) Wandering around
I wander
(tu) Gironzoli
You (informally) wandering
(He/she/her) wandering around
He/she/you (officially) wandering
We linger
We linger
You wander
You (plural) wandering
They roam
They wander
He has been wandering the streets of the city for more than three hours. I hope she is not lost.
She has been wandering the city streets for more than three hours. I hope she will not get lost.
Sometimes it can mean that a suspicious person is hanging out in a place or around a person.
Have you ever seen that weird man wandering in the hall? What do you think he wants?
Have you ever seen that weird man wandering in the hall? What do you think he wants?
It can also be used for a person who hangs out beside others in pursuit of him or her.In this case, follow About) (with About significance About).
There are always many people hanging out beside Laura. – I believe you. She is a pretty girl.
There are always many boys hanging out Laura. – I believe you. She is a very beautiful girl.
A less common change stroll Yes Gironzare. Some other synonyms for this verb include:
- stroll = Wander aimlessly (Repeat verb Spin, Move around)
- Wandering = Waste time wandering aimlessly (From the noun Bumblebee, Meaning prodigal son)
- Overhang = Wander aimlessly
- Walk around = Walk around, walk around
- Wandering = Wandering (From the word Wanderer, Meaning Wanderer)
- tramp = Wandering (From the noun tramp, Meaning tramp or Nomads)
