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1 afdwalen
v. deviate, digress, divagate; wander, stray, ramble -
2 afdwalen van
v. ramble from, swerve from, deviate from the right course -
3 bazelen
v. babble, twaddle, maunder, ramble -
4 dolen
v. wander, roam, ramble -
5 gebazel
n. twaddle, ramble, drivel, froth -
6 omzwerven
v. ramble, roam, rove -
7 ronddolen
v. wander about, gad about, ramble, roam -
8 uitstapje
n. excursion, tour, trip, jaunt, junket, out, outing, ramble, run, sally -
9 zwerftocht
n. wander, ramble, peregrination, tramp, cruise, rove -
10 zwerven
v. wander, ramble, peregrinate, pilgrim, rove, hike, range, stray, roam, vagabondize, migrate, nomadize, sail -
11 ijlen
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12 wandelen
♦voorbeelden:1 een eindje wandelen • go for/take a short walkmet de kinderen gaan wandelen • take the children for a walkwat heen en weer wandelen • walk up and down -
13 wandeling
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14 wandeltocht
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15 zwerftocht
♦voorbeelden:1 een zwerftocht door de stad maken • roam/wander through the cityop zijn zwerftochten • in his wanderings/rambles
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