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Translations roving [ˈrəʊvɪŋ] ADJ (= wandering) → errante; [salesman] → ambulante; [ambassador] → itinerante; [reporter] → volante, sin puesto fijo; [disposition] → andariego to have a roving commission (fig) → tener vía libre para investigar donde sea necesario he has a roving eye → se le van los ojos tras las faldas roving adj (= itinerant) musicians → (herum)ziehend; gang → vagabundierend; he has a roving eye → er riskiert gern ein Auge; roving life → Vagabundenleben nt n → Vagabundieren nt no pl roving: roving ambassador n → Botschafter(in) m(f) → für mehrere Vertretungen roving commission n → weitläufiges Mandat; (= travelling) → Reisemandat nt; to have a roving to do something → eine umfassende Befugnis haben, etw zu tun roving [ˈrəʊvɪŋ] adj (person) → vagabondo/a; (life) → itinerante he has a roving eye → gli piace adocchiare le donne to have a roving commission → avere piena libertà d'azione or di manovra roving [ˈrəʊvɪŋ] adj (person) → vagabondo/a; (life) → itinerante he has a roving eye → gli piace adocchiare le donne to have a roving commission → avere piena libertà d'azione or di manovra How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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The third day brought a diversion in the shape of a trap by a roving party of the Sheriff's men. This explains the welcome given by Chinese Emperors and Caliphs of Bagdad to all roving minstrels in whose immortality, like flies in amber, they are caught. Take these, Son of Maia, and tend the wild roving, horned oxen and horses and patient mules. |
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