1. 缓慢而曲折地流动
2. 漫步
3. 闲逛
4. 使迂回曲折
5. 漫谈
6. 曲曲折折地流
7. 没目的地散步
8. 蜿蜒而流
9. 迂回曲折地前进

1. 漫步
2. 河流的曲折
3. 迂回曲折的进程
4. 迂回旅行
5. 散步
6. 河曲
7. 蜿曲
8. 弯曲
9. 曲曲折折的路
10. 漫谈
11. 闲聊
12. 【建】回纹波形饰
13. 蜿蜒
14. 曲径
15. 迂回曲折的旅程
16. 河流的蜿蜒
17. 波形饰

1. a bend or curve, as in a stream or river

2. an aimless amble on a winding course

1. to move or cause to move in a sinuous, spiral, or circular course;

   "the river winds through the hills"
   "the path meanders through the vineyards"
   "sometimes, the gout wanders through the entire body"
   

1.(河流、道路)蜿蜒而行，迂回曲折
If a river or roadmeanders, it has a lot of bends, rather than going in a straight line from one place to another.

e.g. ...roads that meandered round the edges of the fields...
田地周围蜿蜒的道路
e.g. A rural single railway track meanders through the valley...
一条乡间的单轨铁路从山谷间曲折地穿过。

2.河曲;河湾
Ameander is a large bend in a river.

3.漫步;闲荡;信步
If youmeander somewhere, you move slowly and not in a straight line.

e.g. We meandered through a landscape of mountains, rivers, and vineyards...
我们在群山、河流和葡萄园构成的美丽画卷中漫步。
e.g. It's so restful tomeander along Irish country roads.
沿着爱尔兰的乡间小路漫步是多么惬意。

4.漫谈;闲聊;(文章)结构松散
If a speech, account, or piece of writingmeanders, it seems to move from one topic to another without any order or purpose.

meander

e.g. His talk appears tomeander but by the end focuses attention on the true state of affairs.
他的谈话看似不着边际，最终却集中到了事态的真相上来。
e.g. ...a rich and meandering novel.
一部内容丰富的漫谈小说

1. 曲流：[6] 曲流(meander) 在边滩发育的河床上,若边滩下移的速度较慢,边滩间的河岸受到冲刷,形成一定曲率的凹岸.凹岸的形成又加强了弯道的环流.环流淘刷凹岸,又把泥沙带至凸岸边滩淤积,使河曲 发生蠕移.当弯道曲率发展到一定程度时,

2. meander是什么意思

2. 我和她在蜿蜒的小河边散步--蜿蜒地流;漫步：6) Euthanasia:欧洲比亚洲早实行安乐死--安乐死 | 7)meander:我和她在蜿蜒的小河边散步--蜿蜒地流;漫步 | 8) Tenant:十只蚂蚁找家--房客

3. 河曲：confluent 汇合点 |meander 河曲 | canal 运河

4. (曲折)：iceberg (冰山) |meander (曲折) | tributary (支流)

• Springs whose frequent meanders gave..the appearance of a vast green carpet shot with silver.

  出自：W. Beckford

• The Jorge Carlos rounds a meander of the Amazon River and the Peruvian city of Iquitos comes into view.

  出自：Natural History

• Ten long years did Hocus steer his Cause through all the meanders of the law.

  出自：fig.