wander — to walk aimlessly without a particular destination
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to walk aimlessly without a particular destination
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈwɑːndər/
Korean meaning: 목적지 없이 이리저리 돌아다니다, 방황하다
Korean pronunciation: 완-더 (강세: 완)
Example Sentences
- My dog loves to wander in the park and sniff every tree like a detective.
- Don't wander too far from the campsite or you might become bear food.
- Students often wander the campus looking for their classrooms on the first day.
wander
VERB//ˈwɑːndər//
to walk aimlessly without a particular destination

a young hiker with a backpack stands at a fork in the forest path, looking left and right with uncertainty. The hiker takes slow steps toward one path, then stops and turns back toward another direction. Multiple trail paths wind through the trees in different directions with no clear destination visible. The hiker appears relaxed but indecisive, moving from one path opening to another without choosing a specific route. A curious squirrel watches from a nearby tree branch as the person moves back and forth between path choices. walking aimlessly without a particular destination
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I wander here and wonder about yonder.
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Origin
From Old English 'wandrian', related to Old High German 'wandon' meaning 'to wander' or 'to roam'. The exact ultimate origin is uncertain but may be related to Proto-Germanic roots.
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“My dog loves to wander in the park and sniff every tree like a detective.”
“Don't wander too far from the campsite or you might become bear food.”
“Students often wander the campus looking for their classrooms on the first day.”
“His eyes began to wander during the three-hour meeting about office supplies.”
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