Voorbeelden van het gebruik van You meander in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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After Tropea you meander serpentines down- but beware.
The Basque version of tapas is pintxos- a word you will soon become enamoured of as you meander through the warren of cobbled streets in Parte Vieja.
(1h52) You meander left and right,
Beyond a heap of stones, you meander right and LEFT.
You meander through the streets, right,
It starts right away the moment you meander up the mountain track.
You meander a little to the right
You meander to the right, to the left
then you meander for some time between the bushes on the right side of the wall.
H52 You meander left and right,
on the other side, a little higher above the sea You meander between the walls, then you continue underneath some tamarisks.
H10 You meander left, right
You meander down[5], you get between pine trees[5] and down, you keep to the[5] in order to arrive between walls, where you immediately take a LEFT 5.
Feel at one with nature in a tranquil setting as you meander through the city's waterways
dinner included- although you might want to try some typical local dishes and snacks as you meander through the town.
Take that RIGHT turn and you meander around other airport buildings
At a sharp turn of the wall you go left and in this way you meander further upwards until you get to the corner of the wall.
You meander a little through the vegetation, but then you should clamber on pale rocks next
further on you meander right and left
H39 You come for a moment against the wall, but then you meander right and left while going up- so you arrive to the right almost against another wall,
and so you meander between the last houses until the little road ends in a dry river bed- on the left there is a sign" Chelóna/ Panagítsa
Obviously, you go up again along the same route: for 5 minutes you meander up, you then keep to the left
You can meander to St. Mark's in about 30 minutes.
Meaning you can meander through the streets on foot without straying too far, or getting lost.
You now meander up between terraces- do not be distracted by little side paths to terraces….