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Meanings of paseo in English
Synonyms
Examples for "walk"
Examples for "walk"
1
South African labour law requires clear formal processes for strikes and walk-outs.
2
Tens of thousands of people walk the West Highland Way every year.
3
South African labor law requires clear formal processes for strikes and walk-outs.
4
Children need to walk home quickly and parents should monitor arrival times.
5
They really let us walk free in the city now, said Nina.
1
Police established a crime scene near the Ross River walkway at Cranbrook.
2
A riverside public walkway known as the Bower Walk takes this route.
3
Halfway up the walkway to her house, she heard movement behind her.
4
The walkway itself seemed to glow radiantly; no light source was visible.
5
For another moment Han held on to the edge of the walkway.
Usage of paseo in English
1
They formed up for the paseo as soon as the bull had gone through.
2
Peralta's plunging roan frets now in the "paseo."
3
On our first afternoon we betook ourselves to the fashionable paseo, for it was a band day, and all Lima was out.
4
In the past it was used as the city's bull ring, but now it is mainly a meeting point for locals on their evening paseo.
5
The pirates started on a run down the Paseo del Canal.
6
He was shot from a speeding car on the Paseo de la Castellana.
7
They set out for Embajadores lane and walked up the Paseo de las Acacias.
8
Start your tour in Paseo del Prado, a beautiful boulevard lined with museums and gardens.
9
I should, as you know, have had to go round by the Paseo del Ebro.
10
They still hold paseos here, too, you know?
11
I pulled off the freeway and made my way up the hill to the Paseo Grande district.
12
The bones were then escorted down Paseo de la Reforma, accompanied by dozens of black horses with banded manes.
13
A review was arranged for me on the Paseo Tacon, and of that same review I have an undying recollection.
14
Paseo, or Alameda, 57.
15
In central Madrid last Friday, half-a-million people gathered as the sun set through the golden autumn leaves on Paseo del Prado.
16
''Join to that a Paseo de Gracia with immense perspective; the promenade of Cortes, 10 kil.
Frequent collocations
Paseo through the time