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Meaning of stray #1 (permalink) Mon Mar 06, 2006 10:56 am   Meaning of stray
 

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ESL/EFL Test #109 "Synonyms for walk and go", question 4

Follow the yellow line, don't ......... from it or you will get lost!

(a) stray
(b) walk
(c) stride
(d) wander

Synonym Search, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #109 "Synonyms for walk and go", answer 4

Follow the yellow line, don't stray from it or you will get lost!

Correct answer: (a) stray
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meaning of stray, please

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To stray #2 (permalink) Mon Mar 06, 2006 15:21 pm   To stray
 

To stray:

to wander away from home, to become lost or (like here) to move away from something or deviate.
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