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walk
UK
/wɔːk/
US
/wɔk/
walk about
walk along
walk around
walk away
walk back
walk by
walk down
walk in
walk off
walk on
walk out
walk over
walk round
walk through
walk up
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walk
verb
walked
Past Simple
walked
Past Participle
walking
Gerund
UK
/wɔːk/
US
/wɑk/
ходить
I walk to the store every morning.
Я хожу в магазин каждое утро.
гулять
We like to walk in the park on weekends.
Мы любим гулять в парке по выходным.
идти
She will walk to the office today.
Она пойдет в офис сегодня.
шагать
He began to walk towards the exit.
Он начал шагать к выходу.
Additional translations
расхаживать
топать
брести
выступать
Synonyms
stroll
amble
saunter
stride
march
hike
trudge
wander
roam
meander
Antonyms
run
sit
stand
walk
noun
walks
pl
UK
/wɔːk/
US
/wɔk/
прогулка
We went for a walk in the park.
Мы пошли на прогулку в парк.
походка
Her walk is very graceful.
Её походка очень грациозная.
Additional translations
пешая прогулка
пеший маршрут
пешеходная экскурсия
Synonyms
stroll
hike
march
amble
saunter
stride
tread
promenade
perambulation
footstep
walk
adjective
Used attributively for things relating to pedestrians (e.g., walk signal).
Synonyms
walkable
ambulatory
ambulant
pedestrian
walking
perambulatory
Definitions
walk
verb
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.
walk
noun
An act of traveling or an excursion on foot.
We went for a walk in the park to enjoy the fresh air.
A path or route for walking, typically in a park or garden.
The garden has a beautiful walk lined with flowers.
A distance or journey that can be covered on foot.
It's a short walk from my house to the grocery store.
A style or manner of walking.
He has a distinctive walk that makes him easy to recognize.
A baseball term referring to a base on balls, where the batter is allowed to advance to first base after receiving four balls.
The pitcher gave up a walk, allowing the batter to reach first base.
walk
adjective
Intended for or relating to pedestrians.
The traffic light switched to the walk signal.
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