单词walkabout
n.: （要人的）出巡
网络: 小姐弟荒原历险；徒步旅行；流浪生活
（要人的）出巡:
an occasion when an important person walks among ordinary people to meet and talk to them
（澳大利亚土著为回归传统生活而进行的）短期丛林流浪:
a journey (originally on foot) that is made by an Australian Aboriginal in order to live in the traditional manner
复数：walkabouts
n.walkstrollsaunterambletour
It is unusual for letters to go walkabout (get lost)for that long, of course, but unexplained delays of a day or two are common.
当然，信件丢失那么长是罕见的，但莫名地延迟一两天是普遍的。
Honestly, after talking it up so much in the preseason, then playing hard for the first two weeks, the defense has gone for a walkabout .
诚实的说，在季前说了这么多并且努力比赛了两个星期之后，防守已经变成了悠闲地散步。
She explained that before the inception of the project she had to walkabout one and a half hours to the nearest well.
她说在这项目开始之前，她不得不走大约一个半小时才能走到最近的水井。
"He"d just gone off into the bush, " said the colonel. "We call it going walkabout. "
“他当时只是跑到灌木丛中去了，”中校说道，“我们把这种行为称作离队出走”。
After waiting an hour, William did a walkabout and reached her place in the crowd.
在那里等了一个小时后，威廉果真现身，并且在人群中向她靠拢。
From Australia, English took the words "nugget", "boomerang" and "walkabout" - and in fact the whole concept of chain pubs.
英国人从澳洲拿来了词汇：“天然金块”，“回飞棒”和“徒步旅行”——实际上就是连锁酒吧的整体概念。
The royal family went on a walkabout at the barbecue party, shaking hands with ordinary people.
皇室成员穿梭在烤肉排队的人群中，频频和群众握手。
Mr Cameron was also the first foreign leader to go walkabout in Tahrir Square last month.
上个月，卡梅伦也是第一位在开罗解放广场漫步的外国领导人。
New Zealanders are understandably proud that the Queen chose their country for the first-ever walkabout eleven years ago.
选择了新西兰进行首次非正式访问，新西兰人对感到自豪，是可以理解的。
On our night walkabout underneath the Southern Cross, we saw a half-dozen big gray kangaroos feeding on brush.
当晚，我们头顶着南十字星徒步旅行，看到五、六只大灰袋鼠以树丛为食。