Meander

Meander (mindãr)

Definição em inglês:
To meander means to move or wander in a winding or indirect way. It often describes rivers or roads that take curving, irregular paths, but it can also refer to thoughts or conversations that lack focus or direction. Meandering implies a leisurely, unhurried, and often exploratory movement.

Aplicação em frases:

• Afirmativa: The river meanders through the valley, creating a stunning landscape.
• Negativa: His explanation didn’t meander; it was clear and concise.
• Interrogativa: Did the trail meander through the forest?
• Afirmativa no passado: Their conversation meandered from topic to topic for hours.

Sinônimos: wander, twist, wind, ramble