Usage of "take a walk"

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

Ús de take a walk en anglès

They decided they'd take a walk if they saw a good place. 
 The new yorker 

I appreciate it, but I really just need to take a walk. 
 Taken by sin 

Perhaps it would be better to take a walk in the open. 
 Pinocchio in Africa 

Go and take a walk in the fresh air-itwill revive you. 
 The Children of the New Forest 

I think it is time to suit up and take a walk. 
 The Doors of His Face, The Lamps of His Mouth 

After that, you may like to take a walk in the streets. 
 With Clive in India; Or, The Beginnings of an Empire 

To take a walk is to vegetate; to saunter is to live. 
 The Physiology of Marriage, Part 1 

Let's take a walk in the orchard before we prowl the house. 
 The devil's touch 

The ladies of the party, after breakfast, resolved to take a walk. 
 Poison or Protect 

The next time I take a walk I must have a revolver. 
 Mr. Fortescue / An Andean Romance 

We intend to take a walk first and view the Hertha Lake. 
 The German Classics of the Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries, V... 

Now you must go down and take a walk on the porch. 
 The Girls at Mount Morris 

I am an early riser and generally take a walk before breakfast. 
 Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels 

After a few minutes the giant went out to take a walk. 
 Filipino Popular Tales 

We go for ice cream-thenmeet the boys and take a walk. 
 The Day of the Beast 

The day came when he felt strong enough to take a walk. 
 The Day of the Beast 

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Take a walk a través del temps

Take a walk per variant geogràfica

Regne Unit

Comú

Sudàfrica

Comú

Estats Units d'Amèrica

Comú

Més varia

Significats de take a walk en anglès