Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Ramble"

A: rambling is just saying a sentence that basically has no context or doesn’t mean anything or it’s just someone talking about a lot of topics very fast

A: "ramble down memory lane"

A ramble (noun) is when someone talks for a long time, especially about something that might not be interesting to the people listening. ("Ramble" can also be a verb.)

A trip/walk down memory lane is time that you spend thinking about and remembering the past or going to a place again in order to remind yourself of past experiences.
- Visiting my old school was a real trip down memory lane.

So a "ramble down memory lane" is a long pointless talk about many things that a person remembers.

A: When someone talks at length with no point

A: talking on and on and on with no end

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A: @jay1101

I’m sorry I’m late, my teacher was rambling and kept our class late.

Kate kept rambling on even though nobody was listening.

I don’t like to talk to my aunt on the phone. She likes to ramble and waste all my time.

A: Thanks so much.

A: ramble means talk or write at length in a confused or inconsequential way.


i ramble when i'm nervous.

some time a can ramble on about something without thinking?

A: A ramble can also be a a pleasant walk, normally in the countryside. e.g. "let's go for a ramble."

A: The students became bored when their professor started rambling on about nothing.

A: ramble is to go around aimlessly (whether in space or in topic) (i don't use the ramble as in walk around that often though)
prowl is to wander around stealthily like you're looking for prey
「ramble」とは、うろうろと歩く、うろうろと長らく喋るのという意味です。二番が最も言う。
「prowl」とは、そろそろと歩く獲物を探すのようという意味です。
日本語にミスならすみません。
examples:
examples of ramble:
they rambled on about their favorite show.
they rambled around their house

examples of prowl:
they prowled around the house, looking for his cat
the cat prowled across the floor, searching for mice

A: Ramble associated with speech
e.g Wow she rambles so much.
^^ The sentence means that she talks a lot.
Wander is associated with movement.
e.g She wandered away somewhere.
^^The sentence means that she went away somewhere.

A: Ramble is related to rambunctious, and means to move in a similarly energetic, haphazard manner

Amble - this is a much more relaxed kind of movement

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A: ramble - usually a word to describe constant, fast-paced speech (as if you were ranting to your friend about someone you hate, that's rambling)
roam - freely walking around (i.e, roaming around a park)

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A: “you understood exactly what I meant” will be more natural.

“you read me like a book” is used when the person can guess what you’re thinking.

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A: It is a poetic way to use the word, as if the house could ramble. It gives the impression that the house could go for a pleasurable walk around the courtyard. For a house this is not unusual. it's most likely something nice looking and tasteful.

A: Very natural! Usually these are phrases only used by native speakers.

A: 🐑

A: I seldom hear this phrase being used

A: The first two mean the same thing. Never heard of the other so I can't say.