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单词 saunter
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saunter

And then he picked up his drink and sauntered away.No doubt he will saunter home.The 4-9 favourite had few problems and sauntered home six lengths clear of his three rivals.He sauntered home at Taunton last week.A pair of bobbies saunter past.I sauntered past, my eyes on that seething face.The shock of the random; a stadium seat fizzing through the air and landing at your feet as you stretch and saunter along the touchline.Yet since its 2006 float, the share price has been on a leisurely saunter.He pushed passes into the slightest of gaps, he sauntered along the halfway line, seeking an opening.The people move with that wandering, slow saunter that would have you pushed intothe gutter in any northern European city.I sauntered past the queues of shiny red brake lights and into the Arts District.But yesterday she sauntered home to win by three lengths to become one of the easiest Classic winners I have seen.

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saunter

British English: saunter VERB
If you saunter somewhere, you walk there in a slow, casual way.
We watched our fellow students saunter into the building.
  • American English: saunter
  • Brazilian Portuguese: passear
  • Chinese: 漫步
  • European Spanish: deambular
  • French: entrer d'un pas nonchalant
  • German: schlendern
  • Italian: camminare tranquillamente
  • Japanese: ぶらぶら散歩する
  • Korean: 천천히 걷다
  • European Portuguese: passear
  • Latin American Spanish: deambular

(verb) 
Definition
to walk in a leisurely manner
We watched our fellow students saunter into the building.
Synonyms
stroll
We strolled back, put the kettle on and settled down.
wander
He wandered aimlessly around the garden.
amble
We ambled along in front of the houses.
roam
They were encouraged not to let their cattle roam freely.
ramble
freedom to ramble across the moors
meander
We meandered along the Irish country roads.
rove
roving about the town in the dead of night
take a stroll
mosey (informal)
stravaig (Scottish, NorthernEngland, dialect)
(noun) 
Definition
a leisurely pace or stroll
She began a slow saunter towards the bonfire.
Synonyms
stroll
After dinner, I took a stroll around the city.
walk
He often took long walks in the hills.
amble
turn
I think I'll just go up and take a turn round the deck.
airing
constitutional
I met him as he was taking his daily constitutional.
ramble
an hour's ramble through the woods
promenade
Take a tranquil promenade along a stretch of picturesque coastline.
breather
perambulation

Additional synonyms

in the sense of amble
Definition
to walk at a leisurely pace
We ambled along in front of the houses.
Synonyms
stroll,
walk,
wander,
ramble,
meander,
saunter,
dawdle,
mosey (informal)
in the sense of constitutional
Definition
a regular walk taken for the good of one's health
I met him as he was taking his daily constitutional.
Synonyms
walk,
stroll,
turn,
airing
in the sense of meander
Definition
to wander without definite aim or direction
We meandered along the Irish country roads.
Synonyms
wander,
stroll,
stray,
drift,
ramble,
stravaig (Scottish, NorthernEngland, dialect)

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saunter

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Synonyms of 'saunter'

saunter

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of promenade
Definition
a leisurely walk for pleasure or display
Take a tranquil promenade along a stretch of picturesque coastline.
Synonyms
stroll,
walk,
turn,
airing,
constitutional,
saunter
in the sense of ramble
Definition
to walk for relaxation, sometimes with no particular direction
freedom to ramble across the moors
Synonyms
walk,
range,
drift,
wander,
stroll,
stray,
roam,
rove,
amble,
saunter,
straggle,
traipse (informal),
go walkabout (Australian),
perambulate,
stravaig (Scottish, NorthernEngland, dialect),
peregrinate
in the sense of ramble
Definition
a walk, esp. in the countryside
an hour's ramble through the woods
Synonyms
walk,
tour,
trip,
stroll,
hike,
roaming,
excursion,
roving,
saunter,
traipse (informal),
peregrination,
perambulation
in the sense of roam
Definition
to walk about with no fixed purpose or direction
They were encouraged not to let their cattle roam freely.
Synonyms
wander,
walk,
range,
travel,
drift,
stroll,
stray,
ramble,
prowl,
meander,
rove,
stravaig (Scottish, NorthernEngland, dialect),
peregrinate
in the sense of rove
Definition
to wander about (a place)
roving about the town in the dead of night
Synonyms
wander,
range,
cruise,
drift,
stroll,
stray,
roam,
ramble,
meander,
traipse (informal),
go walkabout (Australian),
gallivant,
gad about,
stravaig (Scottish, NorthernEngland, dialect)
in the sense of turn
Definition
a short walk, ride, or excursion
I think I'll just go up and take a turn round the deck.
Synonyms
stroll,
airing,
walk,
drive,
ride,
spin (informal),
circuit,
constitutional,
outing,
excursion,
promenade,
jaunt,
saunter
in the sense of walk
Definition
a short journey on foot, usually for pleasure
He often took long walks in the hills.
Synonyms
stroll,
hike,
ramble,
tramp,
turn,
march,
constitutional,
trek,
outing,
trudge,
promenade,
amble,
saunter,
traipse (informal),
breath of air,
perambulation
in the sense of wander
Definition
to walk about in a place without any definite purpose or destination
He wandered aimlessly around the garden.
Synonyms
roam,
walk,
drift,
stroll,
range,
cruise,
stray,
ramble,
prowl,
meander,
rove,
straggle,
traipse (informal),
go walkabout (Australian),
mooch around (slang),
stravaig (Scottish, NorthernEngland, dialect),
knock about or around,
peregrinate
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