Oxford Spanish Dictionary
straggle [Am ˈstræɡəl, Brit ˈstraɡ(ə)l] VB intr
1. straggle (spread untidily):
2.1. straggle (wander):
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| he/she/it | straggles |
| we | straggle |
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| I | have | straggled |
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| you | have | straggled |
| he/she/it | has | straggled |
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| you | have | straggled |
| they | have | straggled |
| I | had | straggled |
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| you | had | straggled |
| he/she/it | had | straggled |
| we | had | straggled |
| you | had | straggled |
| they | had | straggled |
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Instead, he stayed with the pack train and straggled far behind the column.
en.wikipedia.org Many men straggled and a number collapsed.
en.wikipedia.org Some documents attributed to the 7th century display a transitional hand with straggling and rather uncouth forms.
en.wikipedia.org His hair was a mass of straggling, wispy white and his face was deeply wrinkled.
en.wikipedia.org The wheat is very late and the huts are straggled over a long continuous space.
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