ambler

ambler — 名詞

1. A person who walks slowly and in a relaxed way, choosing not to hurry even when

1.名詞C1
釋義

漫步者

悠閒緩慢行走的人

A person who walks slowly and in a relaxed way, choosing not to hurry even when others around them are moving quickly.

例句

The path through the old botanical garden is a favourite spot for amblers like Antonia.

穿過舊植物園的小徑，是像 Antonia 這樣的漫步者最喜愛的地點。

typical setting: paths / gardens / parks

Rodrigo calls himself a dedicated ambler and refuses to rush even on busy weekday mornings.

Rodrigo 說自己是個不折不扣的漫步者，連平日忙碌的早晨也不願意趕路。

contrasted with rushing

常見搭配
  • dedicated ambler
  • relaxed ambler
  • weekend ambler
  • leisurely ambler
  • slow ambler
同義詞
  • stroller

    Emphasises a casual, pleasure-based walk; slightly more common than 'ambler'

  • saunterer

    Suggests a confident, unhurried pace, often with a sense of enjoyment

  • dawdler

    More negative connotation — implies wasting time or delaying, not just relaxing

  • rambler

    Refers to long countryside walks, not specifically about slow pace

反義詞
  • speed walker

    Someone who walks very fast, often for exercise

  • hustler

    Someone who moves with urgent energy, the opposite of leisurely

文法句型

a/an [adjective] ambler

ambler + of + place

用法筆記

Less common than 'walker' or 'stroller'; often used in descriptive or literary writing. Can also apply humorously to someone who walks very slowly in a group.

常見錯誤

She is a rambler who enjoys slow walks in the park.
She is an ambler who enjoys slow walks in the park.
'Rambler' refers to someone who walks long distances in the countryside for pleasure, while 'ambler' emphasises the slow, unhurried pace.
I saw a group of amblers power-walking down the street.
I saw a group of amblers strolling down the street.
'Amblers' are defined by their relaxed pace, so pairing with 'power-walking' contradicts the meaning.

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