What does the verb "to wander" mean?

[Goliaf]

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #66 "Synonyms for walk", question 2

Will you ......... home, please?

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

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #66 "Synonyms for walk", answer 2

Will you walk home, please?

Correct answer: (a) walk
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wander?!!

[Alan]

Hi Goliaf,

Wander means go for a walk in no particular direction.

Alan
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[Hieu]

Hi Alan and Goliaf,

I think that wander means walking aimlessly around a place or to a place, especially without any particular sense of purpose or direction.

Pham Trung Hieu

[Alan]

Hi,

I think that too and that's why I said what I said!

Alan
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[Sonia*]

Hello Alan Sir,

Please tell me the meaning of "will you walk me home, please?"

Thank you !

[Alan]

[Sonia*]

Ok. It's clear now.

Thanks a lot Sir,

Sonia*

[Psrkrao]

court reprive for 44 deemed universities. what does it mean

[Beeesneees]

I assume that this is a headline from a newspaper or similar (as it is not a complete sentence).

Without full context, it is only possible to make some general guesses:
The universities all faced a similar problem or fate (possibly closure). They went to court over the matter and won the case. The law has now ruled that they do not have to be concerned about the problem, at least for the near future.
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