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Definition of rambler - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
walkerUK person who enjoys long countryside walksUK
- The rambler explored the hills every weekend.
2.
architectureUS ranch-style house common in the USUS
- They bought a rambler in the suburbs.
3.
plantsTECH. UK type of rose with weak stemsTECH. UK
- The rambler bloomed beautifully over the fence.
Adjective
1.
naturehaving a wandering or sprawling nature
- The rambler path led us through the forest.
2.
- She is a rambler during meetings.
Images of rambler

ranch-style house common in the US 
type of rose with weak stems
Origin of rambler
English, ramble (to wander)
Examples of rambler in a sentence
Every summer, the rambler ventured into the countryside. Their rambler has a spacious backyard. The rambler's open floor plan was perfect for entertaining. The rambler climbed up the garden wall gracefully. Gardeners often choose a rambler for its sprawling growth. The rambler vines covered the entire wall.
Rambler roses added charm to the garden. His rambler nature made conversations exhausting. The rambler style of his speech confused everyone.
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- French:randonneur, vagabond, ...
- German:Wanderer, schlängelnd, ...
- Italian:camminatore, tortuoso, ...
- Spanish:excursionista, serpenteante, ...
- Portuguese:caminhante, errante, ...
- Chinese:漫步者, 蜿蜒的, ...
- Japanese:ハイカー, ランブラーな, ...
- Arabic:مُتَجَوِّل, مُتَجَوِّل, ...
- Hebrew:מְטַיֵּיל, מִתְפַּתֵּל, ...
- Russian:путешественник, извилистый, ...
- Ukrainian:мандрівник, блукаючий, ...
- Hindi:घुमक्कड़, भटकने वाला, ...
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