meander「蜿蜒而行；迂回曲折；闲逛」(2)

Meander comes from Greek Maiandros, an old name for a winding river in Asia Minor that is now known as the Menderes. Despite this origin, the word is more commonly used to refer to a person"s wandering course than a river"s.
Meander 来自希腊 Maiandros，它是小亚细亚一条蜿蜒河流的旧称，现在被称为 Menderes。 尽管有这个起源，但这个词更常用于指人的闲逛，而不是河流中。
Quiz
Fill in the blanks to complete a verb meaning "to walk or travel about without apparent plan": t _ _ i _ s _.
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