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| 51. | One who roams or roves about, as in search of amusement or social activity. |
| 游荡者如为寻欢作乐或参加社会活动而四处游荡的人 |
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| 52. | Pilgrimage and Wander Years |
| 朝圣和漫游年代 |
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| 53. | These great nodules wander. |
| 这些大金属核是会游移的。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 英汉非文学 - 科幻 - kehuan-shiguanyongzhu |
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| 54. | Don't wander from the subject. |
| 不要离开正题。 |
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| 55. | wander from proper conduct |
| 行为不正派 |
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| 56. | Let your thoughts wander. |
| 随便想些什么， |
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| 57. | Tending to wander;vagabond. |
| 想流浪的；飘流的 |
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| 58. | Any individual whose brain has suffered such injuries can simply wander aimlessly away from the place |
| 一个人的大脑受到这些损伤以后就会离开他的住所漫无目的地四处游荡，对自己的过去完全丧失记忆。 |
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| 59. | To wander about aimlessly. |
| 闲逛无目的的闲荡；徘徊 |
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| 60. | To wander about; Being drifted |
| 流离琐尾 |
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