Usage of "walk around"

Catalan

Spanish

Walk with no particular goal.

Spanish

Walk around something.

Usage of walk around in English

There's no way this thing would have been able to walk around. 
 The god machine 

If you don't see the problem, you walk around in a delusion. 
 Freaks and revelations 

Stand up and walk around, I'll get you a glass of water. 
 The new yorker 

I did a walk around the house, saw if anything was broken. 
 John Dies at the End 

I can go in the dome and walk around, just like you. 
 Police Your Planet 

I had often seen the pair walk around St Andrews as students. 
 Reuters 

I walk around the corridors of the home every day for exercise. 
 Within arm's reach 

I'll walk around when I get there; I won't need a disguise. 
 The Guardian 

But they were unable to walk around the cramped room and left. 
 Radio NZ 

Now walk around the school once, and go into all the corners. 
 In the Riding-School; Chats with Esmeralda 

I don't think you'd ever see someone walk around barefoot in Germany. 
 News.com.au 

You might as well just walk around with no opinion at all. 
 The Guardian 

I thought I'd walk around and see him in a little while. 
 The Financier: A Novel 

It took ten minutes to walk around the outsides of both buildings. 
 Side Jobs 

He had to walk around the wagon to get at the coin. 
 The Store Boy 

Take a walk around the beach and come back ready for nourishment. 
 The Irish Times 

walk

Verb

Adverb

Translations for walk around

Catalan

Spanish

Walk around through the time

Walk around across language varieties

Canada

Common

Australia

Common

South Africa

Common

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Meanings of walk around in English