walk

/wˈɔːk/

/ˈwɑk/, /ˈwɔk/

to walk

MAIN VERB

marcher

to move forward at a regular speed by placing our feet in front of each other one by one

Antonymes : ride

1.1

marcher

to traverse or cover an area by walking

1.2

marcher

to move in a slow, relaxed manner, particularly in order to enjoy oneself

1.3

sortir

to make a pet, usually a dog, exercise outside the house

accompagner

to accompany or guide someone somewhere as to ensure they get there without any problems or do not come to any harm

avancer jusqu'à la base suivante

(of a batter in baseball) to advance to first base by not swinging at four pitches that are outside the strike zone

marcher

to live or conduct oneself in a specified manner, often guided by certain principles or beliefs

Walk

promenade

a short journey we take on foot

Synonymes : walking

Exemples

1. A true leader walks the talk.

2. The slim model walked confidently on the runway.

3. The tall woman gracefully walked down the runway.

4. The old lady walked slowly with the support of her cane.