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Meanings of walk in English
Portuguese
andada Synonyms
Examples for "walkway"
Examples for "walkway"
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.
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.
Portuguese
vocação Usage of walk in English
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.
6
Some victims being saved were too young to walk, Mr Kershaw said.
7
He said, 'I shall walk with you a while, James.' He paused.
8
Good wine can easily walk in a ship this size, you know!'
9
Come walk with me among the flowered paths and we shall talk.
10
They are in the right road; let them walk on in it.
11
Just add the right amount of water and rice and walk away.
12
It's not a good idea for a young lady to walk alone.
13
Both used a six minute walk test as the primary outcome measure.
14
A short walk was sufficient to confirm that the way was clear.
15
Come on then, we can walk together as far as Byres' place.
16
Writer took a walk with Gunther and saw a number of animals.
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