roam
/roʊm/
verb
belirli bir hedefi olmadan dolaşmak, gezmek
To move about or travel without a fixed destination or purpose; to wander freely.
- Wild horses roam freely across the plains.
- She spent the afternoon roaming around the old city.
- The children were allowed to roam the neighborhood.
- Large predators require vast territories across which they can roam in search of prey and suitable habitat.
- The anthropologist studied nomadic tribes that traditionally roam desert regions following seasonal water sources.
- International students often roam European cities during semester breaks, exploring diverse cultural landmarks.