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I . ramble1 [ˈræmbl̩] N

ramble
wędrówka f

II . ramble1 [ˈræmbl̩] VB intr (walk)

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ramble
wędrować

ramble2 [ˈræmbl̩] VB intr

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ramble plant:

ramble
piąć się

ramble3 [ˈræmbl̩] VB intr

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1. ramble (talk):

ramble
mówić bez ładu i składu

2. ramble (write):

ramble
pisać bez ładu i składu

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Six, an especially fast talker, was best known for her tendency to ramble.
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He often rambles on into long-winded speeches and uses words that his friends do not understand.
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He will always rant and ramble about his life whenever he appears and will occasionally foam at the mouth and fall over backwards.
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The first half does ramble a bit and takes time to build up into a riveting second half.
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As soon as the summer session was over, he undertook a solitary ramble about the country.
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The stated frequency of rambles is quarterly; however, weather and other considerations have caused the group to travel less frequently during its first year.
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She was an adventurous tomboy, who was pleased to do long rambles far away from home.
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He is an avid horticulturist, and proven capable of rambling on about specific topics if given the chance.
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They would escape the confines of the city by rambling about in the countryside.
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He has been arrested several times and put in prison in the course of his rambles.
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