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Definition of nomad - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
frequent moverperson who moves frequently without a fixed home
- As a nomad, she lived in several countries.
2.
traditional societiesTECH. member of a group moving for resourcesTECH.
- The nomad tribes followed the migrating herds.
3.
sportsplayer who changes teams often
- He became a nomad in the league, playing for five teams.
Expressions with nomad
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person who travels often and works online using technology
Many digital nomad live in different countries each year.
older person traveling long-term in a caravan or motor home
Many grey nomads explore Australia in their motor homes.
Origin of nomad
Greek, nomas (roaming)
Terms with nomad included in their meaning
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nomad
someone living a nomadic lifestyle
nomad
moving from place to place, often for work or travel
nomad dwelling
portable round tent used by nomads, made of felt or skins
Examples of nomad in a sentence
The nomad found community in every new place. Nomads often set up temporary camps. The nomad lifestyle involves constant travel. The nomad signed with another team this season. As a nomad, he adapted quickly to new teams.
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- French:nomade, ...
- German:Nomade, Wanderer, ...
- Italian:nomade, ...
- Spanish:nómada, viajero, ...
- Portuguese:nómada, nômade, ...
- Chinese:游牧者, 游牧民, ...
- Japanese:遊牧民, ノマド, ...
- Arabic:رَحَّال, لاعِب مُتَنَقِّل, ...
- Hebrew:נוֹמָד, נוֹוֵד נוֹדֵד, ...
- Russian:кочевник, номад, ...
- Ukrainian:кочівник, номад, ...
- Hindi:खानाबदोश, टीम बदलने वाला खिलाड़ी, ...
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