strolls

英 [strəʊlz]

美 [stroʊlz]

v.  散步; 溜达; 闲逛
n.  散步; 溜达; 闲逛
stroll的第三人称单数和复数

柯林斯词典

• VERB 散步;溜达;闲逛
  If youstrollsomewhere, you walk there in a slow, relaxed way.
  1. He collected some orange juice from the refrigerator and, glass in hand, strolled to the kitchen window...
     他从冰箱里拿了点橘子汁，然后手拿杯子溜达到厨房的窗口。
  2. Afterwards, we strolled back, put the kettle on and settled down with the newspapers.
     然后，我们溜达回来，烧上水，又坐下看报纸。
  3. Strollis also a noun.
     
  4. After dinner, I took a stroll round the city.
     吃过饭，我绕着城散步。

双语例句

• Our hotel was on an island in the river Taedong, so unsupervised evening strolls were out of the question. Not that there was much likelihood of interacting with ordinary citizens.
  我们的酒店位于大同江上的一座小岛上，无人监视的夜间漫步自然无从谈起，也不可能与普通民众互相交流。
• On Sunday my sister strolls along the beach.
  在星期天，我的妹妹在海边散步。
• Jean Valjean, a thoughtful man, and given to nocturnal strolls, often returned quite late at night.
  冉阿让是个喜欢思考和夜游的人，他经常要到夜深才回家。
• It may do with the fact that every single screen is bright red, but even looking at Dylan, the Puma Phone's pet puma, who strolls past the screen roaring at you, it was a bit of a muddy image.
  可能事实就是每个屏幕都是亮红色的，但即使看着迪伦，彪马的吉祥物，它从屏幕中走出来朝你吼的图像也有一点模糊。
• A maiko, or geisha-in-training, strolls through the streets of Kyoto. She is a member of a famed, but dwindling sorority of entertainers.
  一个舞女，或是一个艺妓，在京都的大街上漫步。她是一个有名但而日益衰落的剧团的演员。
• The two then become a couple, and the video shows them sharing romantic dinners, strolls through the countryside and laughs on the couch.
  他们成了一对，视频中可以看到他们俩共度浪漫晚餐，一起在乡村漫步，窝在沙发上嬉闹。
• The day-to-day interactions that defined their working relationship would devolve into weekly strolls around Berkeley, then monthly phone calls, and finally an occasional email.
  往昔的日常工作交流骤然减少，先是每周在伯克利附近散散步，随后是每月打一次电话，到了后来，只是偶尔发一封电子邮件。
• My books are at your disposal. He strolls in and out as he pleases.
  我的书请你随意看好了。他随意地出来进去闲逛。
• It was during one of his strolls that he had hit upon the Gorbeau house, and, tempted by its isolation and its cheapness, had taken up his abode there.
  他正是在这样闲逛时发现那戈尔博老屋的，这地方偏僻，租价低廉，中了他的意，他便在那里住下来了。
• Its a stereotypical image: a gang member strolls the streets walking his big, scary dog.
  这是一个很老套的画面：某帮派的一个成员在街上遛他那吓人的大狗。