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walking [ˈwɔːkɪŋ] adj (of a person) considered to possess the qualities of something inanimate as specified he is a walking encyclopedia Walking the practice of fortune-telling by walking. an abnormal fear of walking. a limp or limping movement. a type of divination involving walking in a circle. the act of walking or wandering at night. — noctivagant, noctivagous, adj. Obsolete. the act of wandering about. travel from place to place, especially on foot and with the suggestion of a roundabout route. Obsolete. the act of wandering or rambling around and about. 1. an abnormal conviction that one cannot stand or walk.
2. an abnormal fear of attempting to do either. ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
walking noun Related words fear basophobia Translations walking [ˈwɔːkɪŋ] A. N (= act) → andar m, caminar m; (as pastime) → excursionismo m; (= hill walking) → senderismo m (Sport) → marcha f (atlética) walking is very good for you → andar or caminar es muy sano she found walking painful → le resultaba doloroso andar I did some walking in the Alps last summer → el verano pasado hice senderismo por los Alpes B. ADJ → ambulante he's a walking encyclopaedia → es una enciclopedia ambulante the walking wounded → los heridos que pueden/podían ir a pie or andar C. CPD walking distance N it's within walking distance → se puede ir andando walking frame N → andador m walking holiday N they went on a walking holiday to Wales → fueron a Gales de vacaciones para caminar a hotel which offers walking holidays → un hotel que ofrece vacaciones con excursiones a pie walking pace N at a walking pace → a paso de peatón, a paso normal to slow to a walking pace → aminorar la marcha a paso normal walking papers NPL (US) → pasaporte m, aviso m de despido walking race N → carrera f pedestre walking shoes NPL → zapatos mpl para andar or (esp LAm) caminar walking stick N → bastón m walking tour N → viaje m a pie, excursión f a pie walking [ˈwɔːkɪŋ] n (= action of walking) → marche f Walking is good exercise → La marche est un bon exercice. Since he injured his knee, walking is difficult BUT Depuis qu'il s'est blessé au genou, il a des difficultés à marcher. (as hobby) → randonnée f I did some walking in the Alps last summer → J'ai fait de la randonnée dans les Alpes l'été dernier. walking-boot [ˈwɔːkɪŋbʊt] n → chaussure f de marche walking distance n it is within walking distance → on peut y aller à pied The beach was within easy walking distance of the hotel → On pouvait facilement aller à la plage à pied depuis l'hôtel. walking frame n → déambulateur m walking holiday n → séjour m randonnée to have a walking holiday → faire un séjour randonnée We had a walking holiday in the Tyrol → Nous avons fait un séjour randonnée dans le Tyrol. walking pace n at a walking pace → au pas walking papers npl (US) to give sb his walking papers → flanquer > qn à la porte walking shoe n → chaussure f de marche walking stick n → canne f walking n → Gehen nt; (as recreation) → Spazierengehen nt; (= hiking) → Wandern nt; there’s some good walking in these hills → in diesen Bergen gibt es ein paar gute Wandermöglichkeiten; we did a lot of walking while we were in Wales → als wir in Wales waren, sind wir viel gewandert or gelaufen adj attr encyclopaedia, miracle etc → wandelnd; at (a) walking pace → im Schrittempo; the walking wounded → die Leichtverwundeten pl, → die leicht Verwundeten pl; it’s within walking distance → dahin kann man laufen or zu Fuß gehen walking: walking bass n (Mus) einfache Kontrabassbegleitung, → Walking-Bass m walking boots pl → Wanderstiefel pl walking holiday n (Brit) → Wanderferien pl walking papers n (US) he got his walking → er ist gegangen worden; she gave him his walking → sie hat ihm den Laufpass gegeben walking shoes pl → Wanderschuhe pl walking stick n → Spazierstock m walking tour n → Wanderung f walking [ˈwɔːkɪŋ] 2. adj it's within walking distance → ci si arriva a piedi he's a walking encyclopaedia → è un'enciclopedia ambulante the walking wounded → i feriti in grado di camminare walking boots → pedule fpl walking tour (of a city) → giro a piedi a walking tour of the hills → una lunga gita a piedi sulle colline walking [ˈwɔːkɪŋ] How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Kitty was walking there with her mother and the Moscow colonel, smart and jaunty in his European coat, bought ready-made at Frankfort. I respectfully endeavored to impress upon her ladyship the necessity of keeping the functions of the liver active by daily walking exercise; time, distance, and pace being regulated with proper regard to her age--you understand me? Two instances of walking have the same name because they resemble each other, whereas two instances of Jones have the same name because they are causally connected. |
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