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1 bum around
1) ( travel aimlessly) vadrouiller (colloq)2) ( be lazy) traînasser -
2 bum
bum ○A n3 ( lazy person) fainéant/-e m/f ;4 US to be on the bum vivre de la manche ○.B adj1 US ( bad) nase ○ ; bum rap accusation f mensongère ; to get a bum deal se faire rouler dans la gadoue ; to give sb a bum steer donner un mauvais tuyau à qn ;2 US ( injured) blessé.C vtr ( p prés etc - mm-) ( scrounge) taper ○ [cigarette, money] (off, from à) ; to bum a ride, to bum a lift se faire emmener en voiture.to give sb/to get the bum's rush vider qn/être vidé à coups de pied aux fesses ○ ; to put bums on seats GB attirer les gens.1 ( travel aimlessly) vadrouiller ○ ;2 ( be lazy) traînasser. -
3 roam
roam [rəʊm]∎ to roam the seven seas aller aux quatre coins du monde(b) (hang about → streets) traîner dans∎ to roam about the world courir le monde;∎ figurative he allowed his imagination/his thoughts to roam il a laissé vagabonder son imagination/ses pensées(b) (aimlessly) errer, traîner
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