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walkinggerund / present participle
UK
/ˈwɔː.kɪŋ/
US
/ˈwɑː.kɪŋ/
Used attributively for someone or something that is walking, or for items intended for walking
ambulatoireSe dit d’une personne capable de marcher.
The clinic has separate wards for walking patients and those who need constant assistance.
La clinique a des services séparés pour les patients ambulatoires et ceux qui ont besoin d’une assistance constante.
Additional translations
de marcheDans des contextes comme chaussures, bâtons ou parcours de marche.
Synonyms
strolling
ambling
wandering
peripatetic
ambulatory
pedestrian
mobile
on foot
roaming
striding
promenading
walkingnoun
Walking is a great form of exercise that can be done almost anywhere.
La marche est une excellente forme d’exercice qui peut se faire presque partout.
Additional translations
démarcheFaçon de marcher.
Synonyms
strolling
hiking
marching
ambling
sauntering
trudging
treading
perambulation
walkverb

walking

Gerund

walked
Past Simple
walked
Past Participle
walking
Gerund
UK
/wɔːk/
US
/wɑk/
She decided to walk to the store instead of driving.
Elle a décidé de marcher jusqu'au magasin au lieu de conduire.
accompagnerÀ pied, pour escorter quelqu'un.
He offered to walk her home after the party.
Il a proposé de l'accompagner à pied chez elle après la fête.
faire marcherFaire se déplacer quelqu'un en marchant.
The nurse walked the patient down the hallway.
L'infirmière a fait marcher le patient dans le couloir.
promenerPour un animal de compagnie.
He walks his dog every morning before work.
Il promène son chien tous les matins avant le travail.
Additional translations
s'éloignerPour exprimer le mouvement dans une direction, notamment dans des tournures comme « walk away ».
réussirSens figuré : accomplir quelque chose facilement, sans difficulté.
obtenir un but sur ballesBaseball.
Synonyms
stroll
amble
saunter
stride
march
hike
trudge
wander
roam
meander
Antonyms
run
sit
stand

Definitions

walkinggerund / present participle
Able to walk; ambulatory, as opposed to being bedridden or immobilised.
The clinic has separate wards for walking patients and those who need constant assistance.
Designed for, suitable for, or associated with walking.
He brought a pair of sturdy walking boots for the trek.
walkingnoun
The act or action of moving or traveling on foot at a moderate pace.
Walking is a great form of exercise that can be done almost anywhere.
The manner or style in which a person walks.
His walking was distinctive, with a slight limp on his right leg.
walkverb
To move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot in turn, never having both feet off the ground at once.
She decided to walk to the store instead of driving.
To accompany or escort someone on foot.
He offered to walk her home after the party.
To cause or help someone to move by walking.
The nurse walked the patient down the hallway.
To take a dog or other animal out for exercise.
He walks his dog every morning before work.
To move or progress in a particular direction or manner.
She walked away from the argument without saying another word.
To perform or accomplish something in a relaxed or easy manner.
He walked through the exam with confidence.
Baseball: (of a batter) to be awarded first base on four balls.
The slugger walked on four straight pitches.
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