n.流浪，流浪生活，流浪者

He led a life of vagabondage, wandering from town to town without a permanent home.
他过着漂泊不定的生活，从一个城镇流浪到另一个城镇，没有固定的居所。
The young artist embraced vagabondage as a way to seek inspiration and new experiences.
这位年轻的艺术家将流浪视为寻求灵感和新体验的方式。
The stories of his vagabondage filled me with both admiration and concern for his well-being.
他流浪的故事让我既对他感到钦佩，又为他的安危感到担忧。
In her youth, she indulged in a brief period of vagabondage, exploring the world with nothing but a backpack.
年轻时，她曾有一段短暂的流浪时期，只背着背包探索世界。
The romanticized notion of vagabondage often conceals the harsh realities of homelessness and instability.
浪漫化的流浪观念常常掩盖了无家可归和生活不稳定的残酷现实。
His vagabondage lifestyle was a sharp contrast to his disciplined upbringing, causing much consternation among his family.
他那流浪者般的生活方式与他严格教养的背景形成鲜明对比，让家人深感忧虑。
Through vagabondage, she discovered the beauty of simplicity and the kindness of strangers.
通过流浪，她发现了简朴之美以及陌生人的善意。
The novel follows the protagonist's journey of self-discovery through years of vagabondage across continents.
这部小说讲述了主人公在多年跨大陆流浪中的自我发现之旅。
Vagabondage, for some, is a means to escape societal norms and find personal freedom.
对某些人来说，流浪是一种逃离社会规范、寻找个人自由的方式。
The allure of vagabondage, with its promise of endless adventure, tempted many a restless soul.
流浪生活的诱惑，以其无尽冒险的承诺，吸引了许多不安分的灵魂。