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2 Translation results for walks in Spanish

verb | noun

walk verb

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walked, has walked, is walking, walks
recorrer, caminar; andar, pasear; acompañar; ir andando, ir a pie; darle base por bolas (a un bateador); sacar a pasear (a un perro)

Example sentences of
walk verb

  • •Is your grandson walking yet?
  • •He walks home from school every day.
  • •It's not far; you can walk there in five minutes.
  • •It was a while after the accident before she could walk again.
  • •He walked away without saying goodbye!
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  • •She turned and walked away from him.
  • •The driver walked away from the accident unharmed.
  • •They walk around the neighborhood every morning for exercise.
  • •We walked around the city all day seeing the sights.
  • •He walked to the store.
  • •A robbery suspect walks after the prosecution failed to prove his guilt.
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Synonyms of
walk verb

accompany

walk noun

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walks
paseo, caminata; camino; andar; marcha (en beisbol)

Example sentences of
walk noun

  • •The cliff walk along the ocean is very popular.
  • •Many exotic plants can be found along the walk.
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Synonyms of
walk noun

gait, path
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Reverse translation for walks

recorrer  - to travel through, to tour, to cover (a distance), to go over, to look over 
caminar  - to walk, to cover (a distance), to walk, to move 
andar  - to walk, to travel, to walk, to go, to travel, to run, to function, to ride, to be 
pasear  - to stroll, to take a walk, to go for a ride, to take for a walk, to parade around, to show off 
acompañar  - to accompany, to go with 
ir andando
ir a pie
darle base por bolas  (a un bateador)
sacar a pasear  (a un perro)
paseo  - walk, stroll, ride, outing, trip, avenue, walk 
caminata  - hike, long walk 
camino  - path, road, journey, way 
andar  - walk, gait 
marcha  (en beisbol) - march, hike, walk, pace, speed, gear (of an automobile) 
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