roving in Irish
roving in Irish is aistreach — roving means traveling from place to place without a fixed base.
roving in Irish
aistreach
Moving about; having no fixed or permanent abode; travelling from place to place.
What does "roving" mean?
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adjective Traveling from place to place without a fixed base.
"The magazine sent a roving reporter to cover the crisis."
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roving in a sentence
- The magazine sent a roving reporter to cover the crisis.
- He had a roving eye that never settled on one thing for long.
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What is "roving" in Irish?
"roving" in Irish is aistreach. roving means: Traveling from place to place without a fixed base.
How do you use "roving" in a sentence?
Example: "The magazine sent a roving reporter to cover the crisis." In Irish, "roving" is aistreach.
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