noun of vagabondage
He chose a life of vagabondage over a settled career.
他选择了流浪生活,而不是稳定的职业。
流浪,流浪生活
流浪状态;流浪者群体;流浪;流浪习惯;流浪生活;[医] 漂泊癖
the state or habit of wandering without a fixed home or destination
指无固定居所或目的地的游荡状态或习惯
流浪状态
The state or characteristic of being a vagabond.
流浪者群体
Vagabonds, considered as a collective.
After years of vagabondage, he finally decided to settle down in a small village.
经过多年的流浪生活,他终于决定在一个小村庄定居下来。
用法提示:此处 vagabondage 作名词,表示‘流浪生活’的状态。
The novel vividly describes the romantic vagabondage of a young artist across Europe.
这部小说生动地描述了一位年轻艺术家穿越欧洲的浪漫流浪。
用法提示:vagabondage 指流浪的行为或时期,常与介词 of 连用。
His vagabondage was a result of both wanderlust and economic hardship.
他的流浪既是出于对旅行的热爱,也是经济困难所致。
用法提示:vagabondage 作为不可数名词,在此表示‘流浪’这一概念。
He chose a life of vagabondage over a settled career.
他选择了流浪生活,而不是稳定的职业。
in vagabondage 表示处于流浪状态,常与 spend years, live 等连用。
The artist spent years in vagabondage across Europe.
这位艺术家在欧洲各地流浪了多年。
She wrote a memoir about the vagabondage of her youth.
她写了一本关于自己青年时期流浪生活的回忆录。
grammar · medium
易错句子He enjoyed a vagabondage in Europe.
正确表达He enjoyed vagabondage in Europe.
vagabondage 是不可数名词,不能与不定冠词 'a' 连用。直接使用 vagabondage 即可。
grammar · medium
易错句子He vagabondaged across the country.
正确表达He lived a life of vagabondage across the country.
vagabondage 是名词,不是动词。应使用动词短语 live a life of vagabondage 或直接用 wander。
指人,而 vagabondage 指抽象的状态或习惯
侧重法律或社会现象,vagabondage 侧重个人习惯或生活方式
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