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1 Nomadenleben
n nomadic life, life of a nomad ( oder nomads)* * *No|ma|den|le|benntnomadic life* * *No·ma·den·le·benein \Nomadenleben führen (fig) to lead a nomadic existence* * * -
2 freizügig
I Adj.3. WIRTS. unrestrictedII Adv.2. freizügig leben lead a nomadic life, move from place to place* * *permissive* * *frei|zü|gig1. adj2) (in moralischer Hinsicht) permissive3) (= den Wohnort frei wählen könnend) free to move2. adv1) (= reichlich) freely, liberallyfréízügig Geld ausgeben — to spend money freely or liberally
2)fréízügig gekleidet — provocatively dressed
* * *frei·zü·gig1. (großzügig) liberal, generous\freizügiger Ausschnitt a revealing[ly low] [or daring] neckline3. (frei in der Wahl des Wohnsitzes) free to move [or roam]* * *1.1) (großzügig) generous, liberal <dosage, spending>; liberal, flexible < interpretation of rule etc.>2.Geld freizügig ausgeben — be generous with one's money
ein Gesetz freizügig auslegen — interpret a law flexibly
* * *A. adj3. WIRTSCH unrestrictedB. adv2.freizügig leben lead a nomadic life, move from place to place* * *1.1) (großzügig) generous, liberal <dosage, spending>; liberal, flexible <interpretation of rule etc.>2.* * *adj.generous adj. -
3 nomadisieren
v/i lead a nomadic life* * *no|ma|di|sie|ren [nomadi'ziːrən] ptp nomadisiertvito lead a nomadic existencenomadisíérende Stämme — nomadic tribes
* * *nomadisieren v/i lead a nomadic life -
4 Nomadenleben
No·ma·den·le·ben ntnomadic life -
5 wandern
v/i2. (umherstreifen) rove; ( ziellos) durch die Straßen etc. wandern wander aimlessly through the streets etc.; schlaflos etc. durchs Haus wandern wander through the house, unable to sleep etc.3. fig., Vögel, Völker etc.: migrate; Düne: shift; Wolken: drift; Leber, Niere: float; Blick, Gedanken: roam, wander; durch die Wüste etc. wandern roam (through) the desert; in den Papierkorb / ins Gefängnis etc. wandern end up ( oder land) in the waste-paper bin (Am. basket) / in prison etc.* * *das Wandernhiking* * *wạn|dern ['vandɐn]vi aux sein1) (= gehen) to wander, to roam; (old = reisen) to travel, to journey; (Wanderbühne, Sinti und Roma) to travel2) (= sich bewegen) to move, to travel; (Wolken, Gletscher) to drift; (Düne) to shift, to drift; (MED Leber, Niere) to float; (Blick) to rove, to roam, to wander; (Gedanken) to roam, to wander, to stray; (= weitergegeben werden) to be passed (on)3) (Vögel, Tiere, Völker) to migrate5) (inf ins Bett, in den Papierkorb, ins Feuer) to goins Krankenhaus/ins Leihhaus wandern — to end or land up in hospital/at the pawnbroker's
* * *1) (to go on a hike or hikes: He has hiked all over Britain.) hike2) (to walk usually for a long distance: She loves tramping over the hills.) tramp3) (to travel on foot for pleasure: We're going walking in the hills for our holidays.) walk* * *wan·dern[ˈvandɐn]vi Hilfsverb: sein1. (eine Wanderung machen) to hike, to go rambling, to go on a hike▪ irgendwoher/irgendwohin \wandern to hike from somewhere/to somewheream Wochenende \wandern wir gerne um den See at the weekend we like to go on a ramble around the lake▪ [irgendwoher/irgendwohin] \wandern to shift [or move] [from somewhere/to somewhere]▪ irgendwohin \wandern to go somewhere„wohin mit den Küchenabfällen?“ — „die \wandern auf den Kompost“ “where does the kitchen waste go?” — “it goes on the compost heap”▪ [irgendwohin] \wandern to migrate [to somewhere]* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein1) hike; ramble; (ohne Angabe des Ziels) go hiking or rambling3) (ziehen, reisen) travel; (ziellos) roam; <exhibition, circus, theatre> tour, travel; <animal, people, tribe> migrate; (fig.) <cloud, star> drift4) <glacier, dune, island> move, shift; <kidney etc.> be displaced5) (ugs.): (befördert werden) landin den Papierkorb wandern — land or be thrown in the waste-paper basket
* * *wandern v/iwandern gehen go walking, go hiking2. (umherstreifen) rove;wandern wander aimlessly through the streets etc;schlaflos etcdurchs Haus wandern wander through the house, unable to sleep etc3. fig, Vögel, Völker etc: migrate; Düne: shift; Wolken: drift; Leber, Niere: float; Blick, Gedanken: roam, wander;durch die Wüste etcwandern roam (through) the desert;in den Papierkorb/ins Gefängnis etc* * *intransitives Verb; mit sein1) hike; ramble; (ohne Angabe des Ziels) go hiking or rambling3) (ziehen, reisen) travel; (ziellos) roam; <exhibition, circus, theatre> tour, travel; <animal, people, tribe> migrate; (fig.) <cloud, star> drift4) <glacier, dune, island> move, shift; <kidney etc.> be displaced5) (ugs.): (befördert werden) landin den Papierkorb wandern — land or be thrown in the waste-paper basket
* * *v.to flit v.to hike v.to migrate v.to peregrinate v.to roam v.to wander v. -
6 vagabundieren
v/i lead the life of a vagabond, drift from place to place* * *va|ga|bun|die|ren [vagabʊn'diːrən] ptp vagabundiertvi1) (= als Landstreicher leben) to live as a vagabond/as vagabonds2) aux sein (= umherziehen) to rove around, to lead a vagabond life* * *va·ga·bun·die·ren *[vagabʊnˈdi:rən]vi1. (als Landstreicher leben) to live as a vagabond/as vagabonds2. Hilfsverb: sein (umherziehen) to roam [or wander]durch die halbe Welt/viele Länder \vagabundieren to roam over half the world/through many countries3. FIN\vagabundierende Gelder flight [or hot] money\vagabundierendes Kapital FIN hot money, footloose funds* * *intransitives Verb1) live as a vagabond/as vagabonds2) mit sein (umherziehen) wander or travel around* * *vagabundieren v/i lead the life of a vagabond, drift from place to place* * *intransitives Verb1) live as a vagabond/as vagabonds2) mit sein (umherziehen) wander or travel around* * *v.to stray v.
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