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stray Meaning in Spanish (stray significado en español)

nounextraviar, animal callejero
verbdesviarse
adjectiveaislado
extraviar in English:stray
Phonetic:estréy
Plural: strays
Quick Answer • Resumen

El significado de stray en español es extraviar, animal callejero, desviarse, aislado. (Un animal que se ha perdido o se ha alejado de su hogar y no tiene dueño.)

Definitions of Stray

  1. 1
    noun
    animal callejero

    An animal that is lost or has wandered away from its home and is without an owner.

    Un animal que se ha perdido o se ha alejado de su hogar y no tiene dueño.

  2. 2
    verb
    desviarse

    To move away from the correct path or intended place, often unintentionally.

    Moverse del camino correcto o del lugar previsto, a menudo sin intención.

  3. 3
    adjective
    aislado

    Referring to something that is isolated, accidental, or not part of a main group or pattern.

    Referente a algo que está aislado, accidental o que no forma parte de un grupo o patrón principal.

Example Sentences

“A stray dog was found wandering near the park.”

Se encontró un perro callejero merodeando cerca del parque.

“He tends to stray from the main topic during discussions.”

Tiende a desviarse del tema principal durante las discusiones.

“We heard a stray comment about the new project.”

Escuchamos un comentario aislado sobre el nuevo proyecto.

Synonyms (Sinónimos)

In Spanish:

callejeroperdidodesviarse

In English:

Antonyms (Antónimos)

In Spanish:

encontradoencontrarseseguir

In English:

owneddomesticated

Inflected Word Forms

past tensestrayed
present participlestraying
pluralstrays
adverbastray

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

stray from the pathexpression

To deviate from the correct or intended course of action or thought.

stray bulletcollocation

A bullet that misses its intended target and hits something or someone else by accident.