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Meanings of walk in English

Portuguese
andada

(Baseball) an advance to first base by a batter who receives four balls.

andada
Catalan
passeig
Spanish
camino

A path set aside for walking.

passeig
Portuguese
caminhada
Catalan
caminada
Spanish
andadura

The act of traveling by foot.

caminhada
Portuguese
vocação

Careers in general.

vocação
Usage of walk in English
1
South African labour law requires clear formal processes for strikes and walk-outs.
Reuters
2
Tens of thousands of people walk the West Highland Way every year.
BBC
3
South African labor law requires clear formal processes for strikes and walk-outs.
Reuters
4
Children need to walk home quickly and parents should monitor arrival times.
Radio NZ
5
They really let us walk free in the city now, said Nina.
Reuters
6
Some victims being saved were too young to walk, Mr Kershaw said.
News.com.au
7
He said, 'I shall walk with you a while, James.' He paused.
Sword of Honour
8
Good wine can easily walk in a ship this size, you know!'
Man of War
9
Come walk with me among the flowered paths and we shall talk.
Lord of Light
10
They are in the right road; let them walk on in it.
Thomas Davis, Selections from his Prose and Poetry
11
Just add the right amount of water and rice and walk away.
The cook's illustrated how-to-cook library
12
It's not a good idea for a young lady to walk alone.
The Fame Game
13
Both used a six minute walk test as the primary outcome measure.
Pubmed
14
A short walk was sufficient to confirm that the way was clear.
RUNNER
15
Come on then, we can walk together as far as Byres' place.
The Wise Man’s Fear
16
Writer took a walk with Gunther and saw a number of animals.
The new yorker
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Walk through the time
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Common
Australia
Common
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Common
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