rambler

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1. One that rambles: tourists and Sunday ramblers on the village streets; a conversational rambler.

2. A type of climbing rose having numerous red, pink, or white flowers.

rambler [ˈræmblə]

1. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Botany) a weak-stemmed plant, esp any of various cultivated hybrid roses that straggle over other vegetation

2. a person who rambles, esp one who takes country walks

3. a person who lacks organization in his speech or writing

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Noun	1.	rambler - a person who takes long walks in the country pedestrian, footer, walker - a person who travels by foot
	2.	rambler - a person whose speech or writing is not well organized communicator - a person who communicates with others

rambler

noun walker, roamer, wanderer, rover, hiker, drifter, stroller, wayfarer A woman rambler was trampled by a herd of cows.

Translations

rambler [ˈræmbləʳ] N

1. (Brit) (= hiker) → excursionista mf (a pie)

2. (Bot) → trepadora f; (= rose) = rambling rose

rambler [ˈræmblə^r] n

(= hiker) → promeneur/euse m/f, randonneur/euse m/f

(= rose) → rosier m grimpant

rambler

(esp Brit) (= person) → Spaziergänger(in) m(f); (= member of club) → Wanderer m, → Wanderin f, → Wanderfreund(in) m(f)

(also rambler rose) → Kletterrose f

rambler [ˈræmbləʳ] n

a. (hiker) → escursionista m/f

b. (Bot) → rosa rampicante

rambler → مُتَجوِّل pěší turista vandrer Wanderer πεζοπόρος excursionista vaeltaja randonneur šetač escursionista ハイカー 들판을 걷는 사람 wandelaar vandrer wycieczkowicz caminhante вьющаяся роза vandrare คนที่ไปเดินในชนบท avare người đi dạo 漫步者

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communicator
creeper
footer
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hiker
nomad
pedestrian
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rover
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wanderer

Yet there are many pleasant half-hours to be spent in dipping here and there into the volumes of the Rambler or the Idler.

English Literature For Boys And Girls by Marshall, H.E. View in context

In some of his works, especially 'The Rambler,' where, it has been jocosely suggested, he was exercising the polysyllables that he wished to put into his 'Dictionary,' he does employ a stilted Latinized vocabulary and a stilted style, with too much use of abstract phrases for concrete ones, too many long sentences, much inverted order, and over-elaborate balance.

A History of English Literature by Fletcher, Robert Huntington View in context

Behind his counter he was a superior being, calmly conscious of special knowledge and worth; outside he was a weak-kneed, purblind, motorman-cursed rambler, with ill-fitting clothes stained with chemicals and smelling of socotrine aloes and valerianate of ammonia.

The Four Million by Henry, O. View in context

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