Translations

strollingnoun
flânerieAu sens d’une marche tranquille, sans but précis, pour le plaisir ou la détente.
An afternoon of leisurely strolling through the park helped us unwind.
Une après-midi de flânerie dans le parc nous a aidés à nous détendre.
Additional translations
promenadeAu sens général d’une marche de détente.
strollinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈstrəʊlɪŋ/
US
/ˈstroʊlɪŋ/
Used attributively to describe someone or something that is walking or moving at a slow, relaxed pace.
déambulantSe dit d’une personne ou d’un musicien qui se déplace en marchant tranquillement.
A strolling guitarist entertained the diners.
Un guitariste déambulant a diverti les clients.
Additional translations
ambulantPlus naturel dans certains contextes pour une activité itinérante ou mobile.
strollverb

strolling

Gerund

strolled
Past Simple
strolled
Past Participle
strolling
Gerund
UK
/strəʊl/
US
/stroʊl/
se promener
We decided to stroll through the park after dinner.
Nous avons décidé de nous promener dans le parc après le dîner.
s'imposer facilementSport.
The home side strolled to victory in the second half.
L'équipe à domicile s'est imposée facilement en seconde période.
faire le trottoirArgot.
She said she used to stroll downtown at night to earn money.
Elle a dit qu'elle faisait le trottoir en centre-ville la nuit pour gagner de l'argent.
Additional translations
flânerMarque l'idée de déambuler sans but précis.
strollgerund / present participle

strolling

Used attributively, e.g. "strolling players", "strolling musicians".
ambulantPour une personne ou un commerce qui se déplace de façon non fixe.
A strolling vendor was selling ice cream along the promenade.
Un vendeur ambulant vendait des glaces le long de la promenade.
Additional translations
itinérantPlus formel.

Definitions

strollingnoun
The act of taking a leisurely walk or ramble, often for pleasure or relaxation.
An afternoon of leisurely strolling through the park helped us unwind.
strollinggerund / present participle
Walking or moving at a leisurely pace.
A strolling guitarist entertained the diners.
strollverb
To walk in a leisurely or relaxed manner, often without a specific destination.
We decided to stroll through the park after dinner.
To achieve something or succeed with little effort; to win easily.
The home side strolled to victory in the second half.
To achieve something easily or without much effort; to win or accomplish with little difficulty.
The home team strolled to a comfortable 5–0 victory.
(slang) To walk the streets for the purpose of soliciting customers for prostitution.
She said she used to stroll downtown at night to earn money.
strollgerund / present participle
Engaged in or characterized by leisurely wandering or travel.
A strolling vendor was selling ice cream along the promenade.