Rambled Meaning in English
word · lemma: ramble
ˈɹæmbəɫd
RAM-buhld
ɹˈæmbəld
RAM-buhld
Definition
To talk for a long time in a confused or aimless way, or to walk around without a clear direction.
Usage & Nuances
Often used for both speech ('rambled on about...') and walking/hiking without direction ('rambled through the countryside'). More common in British English for walking. Implies lack of focus or purpose.
Spanish: divagó - deambulóPortuguese (BR): divagou - passeou sem rumoPortuguese (PT): divagou - passeou sem destinoChinese (Simplified): 漫谈了 - 漫步了Chinese (Traditional): 漫談了 - 漫步了Hindi: बिना उद्देश्य के बात की - बिना लक्ष्य के चलाArabic: تجول بلا هدف - تكلم بشكل غير منظمBengali: অফকথন করেছিল - উদ্দেশ্যহীনভাবে হাঁটছিলRussian: бессвязно говорил - бродилJapanese: だらだら話した - あてもなく歩いたVietnamese: nói lan man - đi lang thangKorean: 횡설수설했다 - 아무 목적 없이 걸었다Turkish: gevezelik etti - amaçsızca dolaştıUrdu: بکواس کی - بلا مقصد گھوماIndonesian: ngoceh - berjalan tanpa tujuan
Example Sentences
He rambled about his childhood for hours.
basic
She rambled through the forest all afternoon.
basic
The man rambled without stopping, confusing everyone.
basic
She rambled on and on, forgetting the point of her story.
natural
They rambled along the old country road, enjoying the quiet.
natural
I completely lost track when he rambled through all those details.
natural