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Meanings of hiking in English

Portuguese
vagar
Catalan
caminada
Spanish
paseo

A long walk usually for exercise or pleasure.

vagar
Usage of hiking in English
1
This will support talks of the Fed hiking rates before year end.
Reuters
2
Wine farms, good food and hiking… all for around R520 a night.
The South African
3
Perhaps this time of year lends itself more to sauntering than hiking.
The Irish Times
4
I spent several days hiking over 40 miles to reconnoiter the area.
Climbing Magazine
5
Proper hiking gear, including good shoes, warm clothing and waterproofs, is advised.
The Irish Times
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As a result the Fed's hiking cycle could well pause in 2019.
Reuters
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Two days hiking together through the countryside was a superb bonding opportunity.
The evolutionary void
8
You will find great hiking, and an exceptionally friendly welcome from locals.
BBC
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Their families say they were hiking and strayed across the border accidentally.
Reuters
10
Nevil started to feel a weirdly excited relief hiking his heart rate.
The Slab
11
However, the country is well-known for its amazing hiking and trekking excursions.
The South African
12
Many have discovered hiking for the first time, he told the Independent.
News.com.au
13
This alone won't stop the Fed from hiking twice more this year.
Reuters
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In June, Swiss Re said it would focus on hiking its dividend.
Reuters
15
Here are five Kwa-Zulu-Natal hiking trails to add to your adventure list.
The South African
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Heck, seven hours is long enough for a full day of hiking.
Wired
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Translations for hiking
Portuguese
vagar
Hiking through the time
Hiking across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Less common
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