Usage of "go for a stroll"

To walk around on foot without a specific goal, just for breathing fresh air or excercise.

Ús de go for a stroll en anglès

I'll go for a stroll on the bottom of the sea. 
 Tom Swift and His Undersea Search; Or, the Treasure on the Floor... 

I shall go for a stroll now, by myself, to clear my head. 
 The confusion 

One night, I go for a stroll and meet Maxi, a young pineapple farmer. 
 The Guardian 

Shall we go for a stroll on the lawn, sir? 
 Lucky Jim 

I feel inclined to take advantage of the moonlight and go for a stroll. 
 The Loudwater Mystery 

I must go for a stroll with Sir Isaac, and discuss with him certain complications. 
 The system of the world 

Before taking our seats in the trap, we go for a stroll through the village. 
 The Choice of Life 

In the afternoon, during Albinus' usual nap, she would sometimes go for a stroll with Rex. 
 Laughter in the dark 

Only mad dogs and Irishmen would go for a stroll in this kind of Amazonian heat. 
 The Irish Times 

One cannot go for a stroll or a ride without breaking into the middle of a tryst. 
 Quicksilver 

About midnight I let myself out to go for a stroll, carefully closing the door behind me. 
 The Crimson Blind 

We will go for a stroll together. 
 Three Comedies 

Freddie later said it was like: 'Want to go for a stroll?' And of course he wanted to. 
 News.com.au 

Perhaps I'll go for a stroll. 
 Destined to last 

Let us go for a stroll. 
 The Precipice 

We'll go for a stroll, okay? 
 Poe's children: the new horror : an anthology 

Significats de go for a stroll en anglès