Translations for „traipse“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

traipse [treɪps] VB intr pej

traipse

włóczyć się

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English

They grow up "like two eggs in a nest," traipsing blissfully through their lush environs.

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In costume, the pair duly traipsed off into a field and the stuntman found a couple.

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Many musicians, famous and not yet famous, traipsed across the street to do interviews and perform live at the station.

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Her passion to capture the miracle of life has seen her traipse across the globe to photograph women and their children.

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The descriptions of haggard family traipsing back and forth between two wards is desperate and compelling.

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And, especially, getting up at 5am while on holiday to traipse around antique fairs in remote fields -- kids in tow.

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Having done years of mashed veg and traipsing to the local swings, it's suddenly about you, as you haven't been for years.

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Hoodie-wearing teens traipse the halls holding smartphones -- a major difference to kids from six decades ago.

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Do they crawl throughout your home, traipsing or wriggling over the furniture and kitchen counters?

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Although any parent, in the group or not, is welcome to visit schools, it's still a rarity to see parents traipsing the halls.

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