wander

vagar, deambular

Caminar o moverse de un sitio a otro sin un plan ni un destino claro.

En inglés sencillo: To walk or move around without a clear plan or destination.

• We wandered around the park.
• He likes to wander through quiet streets.
• Have you ever wandered all day without a plan?

Cómo se usa: wander around something (We wandered around the village after lunch.); wander through something (They wandered through the forest together.)

Sinónimos: roam, ramble

Expresiones frecuentes: wander around, wander through town, wander the streets

desviarse, divagar

Apartarse del camino, tema o rumbo correcto.

En inglés sencillo: To move away from the right path, subject, or direction.

• My mind began to wander.
• The conversation wandered away from the main topic.
• He had wandered off the marked trail.

Cómo se usa: wander from something (The discussion wandered from its original subject.); wander off something (Try not to wander off the path.)

Sinónimos: stray, drift, deviate

Expresiones frecuentes: wander off topic, wander from something, let thoughts wander

paseo

Paseo sin una ruta fija ni un propósito claro.

En inglés sencillo: A walk without a fixed route or clear purpose.

• Let’s go for a wander.
• A wander through the village took us an hour.
• We enjoyed a quiet wander around the gardens.

Cómo se usa: go for a wander (We went for a wander along the beach.)

Sinónimos: stroll, ramble

Expresiones frecuentes: a little wander, a leisurely wander, a wander around

deriva, desviación

Cambio lento por el que una señal se aleja de su valor normal o esperado.

En inglés sencillo: A slow change away from a signal’s expected or normal value.

• The filter reduced baseline wander.
• Temperature changes caused wander in the signal.
• The engineer measured frequency wander over several hours.

Sinónimos: drift, deviation

Expresiones frecuentes: baseline wander, frequency wander, signal wander