rambling

US /ˈræm.blɪŋ/
UK /ˈræm.blɪŋ/
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1.

errante, paseante

walking for pleasure, typically without a definite route

:
We went for a long rambling walk in the countryside.
Fuimos a dar un largo paseo sin rumbo fijo por el campo.
The old man enjoyed his daily rambling through the park.
El anciano disfrutaba de su paseo diario sin rumbo fijo por el parque.
2.

irregular, extenso

(of a building or garden) spreading out in an irregular or straggling way

:
The old house had a rambling layout with many additions over the years.
La casa antigua tenía una distribución irregular con muchas adiciones a lo largo de los años.
The garden was a beautiful, rambling collection of plants and pathways.
El jardín era una hermosa y extensa colección de plantas y senderos.
3.

divagante, confuso

(of speech or writing) lengthy and confused or inconsequential

:
His speech was a bit rambling, jumping from one topic to another.
Su discurso fue un poco divagante, saltando de un tema a otro.
I found her essay to be quite rambling and hard to follow.
Encontré su ensayo bastante divagante y difícil de seguir.