wander russian
броди́ть
to wander, to roam, to stroll about
to stray, to roam loose
to ferment, to work
кружи́ться
to whirl, to spin, to circle, to go round in circles
to be dizzy, to spin (of one's head)
to wander about, to roam around
брести́
to trudge, to plod, to drag oneself along
to wander, to stroll, to amble
пу́таться
to get tangled, to get caught up, to get entangled
to get confused, to get muddled, to lose the thread
to get mixed up (in something), to get drawn into (something)
to meddle (in), to interfere (in), to butt in
to hang around, to knock about, to loiter
to lose one's way, to wander about lost
кружи́ть
to circle, to fly in circles, to go round
to whirl, to spin, to twirl
to wander around, to roam about, to go round in circles
шата́ться
to stagger, to sway, to reel, to totter
to be loose, to wobble, to be unsteady
to roam, to wander about, to hang around, to loaf
отвле́чься
to get distracted from, to take one's mind off, to break away from
to get distracted by, to have one's attention drawn to
to digress, to stray from the subject, to wander off the point
to abstract (from), to disregard, to leave out of account
отвлека́ться
to get distracted (from), to be distracted (from), to let one's attention wander
to get distracted (by), to get sidetracked (onto)
to take one's mind off things, to find a distraction
to digress, to stray from the subject
to disregard, to leave aside, to abstract away (from)
ла́зить
to climb, to clamber, to scale, to swarm up
to get into, to sneak into, to break into, to intrude
to grope, to paw, to let one's hands wander
шля́ться
to wander around
блужда́ть
to wander, to roam, to rove, to ramble
to grope, to blunder about, to be in the dark
to wander (of gaze), to drift, to stray
вита́ть
to soar, to hover, to wander
поброди́ть
to wander for some time
забрести́
to stray, to wander, to drop in
кочева́ть
to roam from place to place, to be a nomad, to migrate, to wander
таска́ться
to hang about, to gad about, to wander around
to trudge about, to drag oneself around, to traipse
to trail after, to chase after, to run after (someone)
стра́нствовать
to wander, to travel, to roam, to journey
to go on a pilgrimage, to travel as a pilgrim
скита́ться
to wander, to roam, to stray, to drift about
to live as a vagrant, to be homeless, to roam without a home
проболта́ться
to let slip, to blab, to spill the beans, to give away (a secret)
to idle (for a while), to loaf about, to hang around, to wander about
мы́каться
to wander, to knock about, to ramble
забреда́ть
to wander off, to wander
загова́риваться
to get carried away talking, to talk too long, to chat away
to ramble, to talk nonsense, to wander in one's speech
блуди́ть
to fornicate, to be promiscuous, to lead a dissolute life
to wander aimlessly, to stray, to roam about lost
заслоня́ться
to shield oneself, to screen oneself, to cover oneself (with something)
to be blocked, to be obscured, to be pushed into the background
to start loafing about, to begin to wander around
заплута́ть
to go astray, to wander from the path
колобро́дить
to gad about, to roam, to wander, to romp
проблужда́ть
to wander, to rove, to roam
проброди́ть
to wander for a while, to roam about for a time, to stroll about for a while
to ferment for a while
проплута́ть
to wander about
прогу́лочка
a little walk, a stroll, a wander
стра́нник
wanderer, itinerant, vagabond, traveller
pilgrim
силе́н
strong, powerful
Silenus, satyr
lion-tailed macaque, wanderoo
бродя́чий
stray, ownerless
wandering, itinerant, vagrant
пилигри́м
pilgrim, wandering pilgrim
Pilgrim Father
блужда́ющий
wandering, roaming, straying
wandering, floating, migratory
стра́нствие
wandering, travelling, journey
pilgrimage
скита́ние
wandering
набрести́
to wandering and bumping into or stumbling across
блу́дный
prodigal
lascivious, debauched, profligate
aimless, wandering
блужда́ние
roaming, wandering
скита́лец
wanderer, roamer, vagrant
коче́вье
nomad camp, nomads' encampment, camp
nomadic migration, roaming, wandering from place to place
nomads' grazing grounds, territory where nomads roam
кочёвка
roaming from place to place, nomadic migration, wandering
nomad camp, camping ground of nomads
передви́жник
(Art) Peredvizhnik, Wanderer (a member of a Russian school of realist painters of the second half of the nineteenth century)
скита́льческий
wandering, roving, vagrant, nomadic
скоморо́шничать
to play the buffoon, to clown around, to act the fool
to be a wandering minstrel, to work as a jester
стра́нница
wanderer, itinerant woman, traveller
pilgrim
стра́ннический
wandering
стра́нствование
wandering, travelling
гулёна
stroller, wanderer, loafer, idler
бреду́щий
wandering, strolling, trudging, rambling
побрёдший
wandered off, strayed
мота́вшийся
wandering, roaming, tossed about
шля́ющийся
loitering, aimlessly wandering, straying, tramping
шля́вшийся
wandering, roaming, loafing
блужда́вший
wandering, straying, roaming, errant
разгу́ливающий
strolling, wandering, walking around
поброди́вший
having wandered, having roamed
ша́стающий
loitering, roaming, wandering, prowling
шастаемый
wandered through, roamed through, frequented
шастанный
roamed, wandered, frequented, well-trodden
забрёдший
wandered into, strayed into, gone astray, lost
слоня́ющийся
loitering, wandering, aimlessly strolling
слоня́вшийся
loitering, wandering (aimlessly), roaming
кочу́ющий
nomadic, itinerant, wandering, migratory
кочева́вший
nomadic, wandering, roaming, that roamed/wandered
таска́ющийся
wandering, roaming, loafing around, hanging around
таска́вшийся
wandering, roaming, traipsing, having frequented
стра́нствующий
wandering, travelling, itinerant
стра́нствовавший
wandered, having wandered, roaming, travelling
скита́ющийся
wandering, roaming, roving, straying
скита́вшийся
wandering, roaming, vagrant, errant
мы́кающийся
struggling, suffering, wandering, homeless
мы́кавшийся
wandering, struggling, tormented, drifting
забреда́ющий
straying, wandering into, roaming into
забреда́вший
who wandered into, who strayed into
плута́ющий
wandering, straying, errant, meandering
плута́вший
strayed, lost, having wandered
разбреда́ющийся
Spreading out, scattering, straggling, wandering off
разбреда́вшийся
wandering off, dispersing, scattering
колеси́вший
wandering, roaming, having wandered, having roamed
слоняющий
loitering, wandering, roaming, sauntering
слонявший
wandering, loitering, strolling
бродя́жничающий
wandering, tramping, roaming, vagabond
бродя́жничавший
vagrant, wandering, homeless
колобро́дящий
wandering aimlessly, roaming, rambling
колобро́дивший
wandering aimlessly, roaming, idling, loitering
мыта́рящийся
Suffering, tormented, wandering, struggling
постра́нствовавший
having traveled, having wandered
проблужда́вший
having wandered, strayed
проплута́вший
having wandered, having strayed, having gotten lost
взбреда́вший
having come to mind, occurred, having wandered into
цыга́нствующий
gypsying, nomadic, wandering
скита́лица
wanderer, rover, vagabond, nomad
болта́вшийся
dangling, swinging, hanging loose
loitering, wandering aimlessly, hanging about
мота́ющийся
dangling, swinging, flapping
wandering, roving, moving aimlessly
бродя́щий
wandering, roaming, stray, vagrant
fermenting, brewing
гуля́ющий
walking, strolling, taking a walk
roaming, wandering, free-moving
мыта́рившийся
tormented, suffering, having endured hardship
having wandered, having roamed, vagrant
шата́вшийся
staggering, swaying, reeling, tottering
wandering, roaming, loitering, walking aimlessly
loose, wobbly, unstable
Examples
Он стра́нствовал по Евро́пе не́сколько ме́сяцев.
He spent a few months wandering around Europe.
Э́та исто́рия распространя́лась.
The story wandered.
В свобо́дное вре́мя он лю́бит поброди́ть по лесу́.
He enjoys wandering around the forest in his spare time.
Тури́сты броди́ли по магази́нам.
The tourists wandered around the stores.
I've been wandering around.
Не всякий, кто бро́дит, потеря́лся.
All who wander are not lost.
Скорее всего, мои́ мы́сли где-то блужда́ли.
I guess my mind wandered.
Его взгляд блужда́л по аудито́рии.
His gaze wandered around the audience.
Я в по́лном одино́честве прошел э́ту ме́стность.
I wandered through this area in complete solitude.
Неме́цкий писа́тель Хайнрих Бёлль, сократив класси́ческую фра́зу до "Пу́тник, если придёшь в Спа...", дал тако́е назва́ние своему́ расска́зу о челове́ке, ра́неном во Второй Мирово́й войне́.
The German writer Heinrich Böll shortened the classical line to “Wanderer, if you come to Spa…” and gave that title to his short story about a man wounded in the Second World War.
Толпа люмпенов бродила по разрушенному городу.
A crowd of lumpenproletarians wandered through the devastated city.
Он всю жизнь чувствовал себя скитальцем.
He felt like a wanderer all his life.
В замке выступал странствующий менестрель.
A wandering minstrel performed at the castle.
Безнадзорные дети гуляли по улицам весь день.
The neglected children wandered the streets all day.
После войны мальчик начал бродяжничать один.
After the war, the boy began wandering around on his own.
Он колобродил по городу без всякой цели.
He wandered around the city without any particular purpose.
Мы колобродили по лесу до самого вечера.
We wandered through the forest until evening.
Этот художник был известным передвижником девятнадцатого века.
This artist was a famous Peredvizhnik, or Wanderer, of the nineteenth century.
Полуголодные животные бродили по разрушенному городу.
Half-starved animals wandered through the ruined city.
После работы она постранствовала по горам.
After work, she wandered through the mountains for a while.
Мы проблуждали по лесу несколько часов.
We wandered around the forest for several hours.
Туристы проблуждали в горах два дня.
The tourists wandered around the mountains for two days.
Мы проплутали в лесу до вечера.
We wandered around in the forest until evening.
Туристы проплутали несколько часов по горам.
The tourists wandered around in the mountains for several hours.
Он вел скитальческий образ жизни.
He led a wandering life.
Скитальческая жизнь научила его терпению.
A wandering life taught him patience.
Мне нравится этот скитальческий дух путешественников.
I like this wandering spirit of travelers.
Она стала странницей после смерти мужа.
She became a wanderer after her husband’s death.
Мне нравится его страннический дух.
I like his wandering spirit.
Он вёл страннический образ жизни.
He led a wandering life.
В его страннической жизни не было дома.
There was no home in his wandering life.
Она устала от бесконечного странствования.
She grew tired of endless wandering.
Странствование научило его ценить дом.
Wandering taught him to appreciate home.



















