Definition of streel in English:

streel

noun striːl

Irish

A disreputable, untidy person, especially a woman.
名声不好的人，邋遢的人（尤指女人）
her daughter will not appear in St John's looking like a streel

verb striːl

Irish

1no object, with adverbial of direction Wander aimlessly.
（人）游荡，闲逛，转悠
youngsters streeling through the house
在房子里转悠的年轻人。
Example sentencesExamples
- The group dumped their arms, and streeled back to their homes, though many of them never got that far, for the government seized thousands and clapped them into jail.
- She had earrings like chandeliers; and a yellow satin train that streeled after her like the tail of a cornet.
Synonyms
wander, rove, ramble, meander, drift, maunder
1. 1.1with object Trail or drag (something)
  拖，拽，拉
  children streeling bits of coloured cloth
  拖着的几小块花布。
  Example sentencesExamples
  On impulse, she tightly took hold of his forearm to streel him out of the school and onto the student veranda.
  Synonyms
  haul, pull, draw, tug, heave, trail, trawl, tow

Origin

Early 19th century: from Irish s(t)raoill(e) 'untidy or awkward person'.

单词	streel
释义	Definition of streel in English: streel noun striːl Irish A disreputable, untidy person, especially a woman. 名声不好的人，邋遢的人（尤指女人） her daughter will not appear in St John's looking like a streel verb striːl Irish 1no object, with adverbial of direction Wander aimlessly. （人）游荡，闲逛，转悠 youngsters streeling through the house 在房子里转悠的年轻人。 Example sentencesExamples The group dumped their arms, and streeled back to their homes, though many of them never got that far, for the government seized thousands and clapped them into jail. She had earrings like chandeliers; and a yellow satin train that streeled after her like the tail of a cornet. Synonyms wander, rove, ramble, meander, drift, maunder 1.1with object Trail or drag (something) 拖，拽，拉 children streeling bits of coloured cloth 拖着的几小块花布。 Example sentencesExamples On impulse, she tightly took hold of his forearm to streel him out of the school and onto the student veranda. Synonyms haul, pull, draw, tug, heave, trail, trawl, tow Origin Early 19th century: from Irish s(t)raoill(e) 'untidy or awkward person'.
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