Wayfarers Meaning in English
word · lemma: wayfarer
ˈweɪˌfɛɹərz
WAY-fair-erz
wˈeɪfeəɹəz
WAY-fair-uhz
释义
Wayfarers are people who travel from place to place, often by walking, usually along roads or paths.
用法与细微差别
Old-fashioned, literary, or poetic; rarely used in everyday speech. Refers to travelers by foot, not vehicles. Often appears in stories, poems, or when describing travelers of the past.
Spanish: viajeros - caminantesPortuguese (BR): viajantes - caminhantesPortuguese (PT): viajantes - caminhantesChinese (Simplified): 旅人 - 路途上的人Chinese (Traditional): 旅人 - 路途上的人Hindi: यात्रीArabic: مسافرون - عابرو السبيلBengali: পর্যটক - পথিকRussian: странники - путникиJapanese: 旅人 - 歩き旅の人Vietnamese: lữ khách - người đi đườngKorean: 나그네 - 여행자Turkish: yolcu - gezgin (yaya)Urdu: مسافر - راہگیرIndonesian: pengembara - pejalan kaki
例句
The wayfarers walked along the dusty road to the next village.
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The river was a resting place for tired wayfarers.
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Ancient tales often tell stories about brave wayfarers.
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As night fell, the wayfarers searched for shelter along the roadside.
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Many wayfarers leave messages or signs for others on their journey.
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Stories of wandering wayfarers inspire dreams of adventure.
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