ambled

英 [ˈæmbld]

美 [ˈæmbld]

v.  缓行; 漫步
amble的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 缓行；漫步
  When youamble, you walk slowly and in a relaxed manner.
  1. We ambled along in front of the houses...
     我们在房子前面漫步。
  2. Slowly they ambled back to the car.
     他们慢慢地走回到汽车那儿。
  3. Ambleis also a noun.
     
  4. ...an afternoon's amble around the oldest parts of Paris.
     在巴黎最古老街区午后漫步

双语例句

• Since she was not in a rush, she ambled home.
  既然不著急，她就慢慢地走回家。
• Pedestrians ambled along the roads.
  行人在公路上从容不迫地行走。
• To my astonishment, my father ambled in alone never before having visited me without my mother.
  令我大为吃惊的是，父亲一个人慢慢地走了进来以前没有妈妈陪同他从没登门拜访过。
• Their dog ambled about a bank of dwindling sand, trotting, sniffing on all sides.
  他们的狗在被潮水漫得越来越窄的沙洲上到处游荡，小跑着，一路嗅着。
• He ambled nonchalantly over to the phone.
  他冷漠地缓步走向电话。
• We ambled along in front of the houses
  我们在房子前面漫步。
• She ambled down the street, stopping occasionally to look in the shop windows.
  她沿着街道缓步走着，偶尔停下来看一看商店橱窗。
• Just behind him, French tourists ambled around in bathing suits.
  在他身后，身穿泳衣的法国旅游者悠闲地踱步。
• I just ambled home through the village.
  我经过那村庄漫步回家。
• The cognitive challenges of walking while texting are well known, both to scientists and to those of us who have ambled into a light pole or a fellow pedestrian or have been on the receiving end of someone else's distracted movements.
  边走边发短信会带来认知挑战，这一点不仅仅为科学家，也为那些曾经一头撞上电线杆或者别的路人，或者曾被走神的人撞上的人来说所熟知。