n.流浪汉，无业游民，漂泊者
v.〈口〉流浪
adj.漂泊不定的；懒散的

原形：vagabond复数：vagabonds

The vagabond wandered from town to town, never settling in one place for long.
这个流浪者从一个城镇游荡到另一个城镇，从未在任何地方长久定居。
With nothing tying him down, he embraced the life of a vagabond.
没有任何束缚，他欣然接受了流浪者的生活。
She left behind her old life and became a vagabond, seeking adventure on the open road.
她抛开了过去的生活，变成了一个流浪者，在公路上寻找冒险。
His vagabond existence was filled with tales of far-off lands and exotic cultures.
他的流浪生活充满了遥远土地和异域文化的传奇故事。
The vagabond's guitar played melodies that echoed the sadness of his nomadic life.
流浪者的吉他弹奏出的旋律回响着他漂泊生活的忧郁。
Despite his vagabond status, he always found ways to make ends meet.
尽管他是个流浪者，但他总能找到办法维持生计。
The vagabond's weathered face told a story of countless miles and untold hardships.
流浪者饱经风霜的脸庞诉说着无数的历程和无尽的艰辛。
In the eyes of the law, the vagabond was often seen as a troublemaker or a criminal.
在法律眼中，流浪者常被视为麻烦制造者或罪犯。
Through his vagabond journey, he discovered the beauty in simplicity and the value of human connection.
在他的流浪之旅中，他发现了简朴之美和人与人之间联系的价值。
The vagabond's free spirit inspired many who longed to break free from societal norms.
流浪者的自由精神激励了许多渴望摆脱社会规范的人。