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(to walk, stand etc on the toes: He stood on tiptoe(s) to reach the shelf.) ponerse/caminar de puntillaswalk1 n paseo / vuelta / caminatawalk2 vb andar / ir a pie / caminarsometimes I go by car, sometimes I walk a veces voy en coche, a veces voy andandotr[wɔːk]■ I'm going for a walk me voy a pasear, voy a dar un paseo3 (gait) modo de andar, andares nombre masculino plural1 andar, caminar, pasear■ I'll walk there iré andando, iré a pie■ is the baby walking yet? ¿ya anda el bebé?■ I love walking round the old part of the city me encanta pasear por el barrio antiguo de la ciudad1 (cover on foot) ir a pie, ir andando, andar■ is it far? can I walk it? ¿está lejos? ¿se puede ir andando?\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto go for a walk dar un paseoto run before one can walk precipitarseto walk all over somebody tratar muy mal a alguiento walk it (win easily) ganar fácilmenteto walk somebody off their feet agotar a alguien a fuerza de caminarto walk tall ir con la cabeza bien altawalk of life condición nombre femenino socialwalk ['wɔk] vi1) : caminar, andar, pasearyou're walking too fast: estás caminando demasiado rápidoto walk around the city: pasearse por la ciudad2) : ir andando, ir a piewe had to walk home: tuvimos que ir a casa a pie3) : darle base por bolas (a un bateador)walk vt1) : recorrer, caminarshe walked two miles: caminó dos millas2) accompany: acompañar3) : sacar a pasear (a un perro)walk n1) : paseo m, caminata fto go for a walk: ir a caminar, dar un paseo2) path: camino m3) gait: andar m4) : marcha f (en beisbol)5)walk of life : esfera f, condición fv.• andar v.(§pret: anduv-)• caminar v.• ir v.(§pres: voy, vas...), subj: vay-, imp: ib-, pret: fu-•)• llevar al paso v.• llevar caminando v.• pasear v.• recorrer v.n.• alameda s.f.• andar s.m.• paseo s.m.• paso s.m.
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1. wɔːk1) ( go by foot) caminar, andar* (esp Esp); ( in a leisurely way) pasearwalk, don't run! — camina, no corras!
to walk by o past something — pasar por algo
he walked down/up the steps — bajó/subió los peldaños
to walk in/out — entrar/salir*
to walk up to somebody — acercarse* a algn
to walk tall — ir* or andar* con la cabeza en alto
2) (not use bus, car, etc) ir* a pie, ir* caminando or (esp Esp) andandothere was no elevator so we had to walk up — no había ascensor, así que tuvimos que subir por la escalera
3) ( Sport) ( in baseball) dar* una base por bolas, pasar por bolas
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walk vt1) ( go along) \<\<hills/path\>\> recorrer, caminar por2)a) ( take for walk) \<\<dog\>\> pasear, sacar* a pasearb) ( accompany) acompañar•Phrasal Verbs:- walk off- walk on- walk out
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1)to go for o take a walk — ir* a pasear or a dar un paseo, ir* a caminar (esp AmL)
it's five minutes' o a five-minute walk from here — está or queda a cinco minutos de aquí a pie
b) ( Sport) marcha f2)a) ( route)b) ( path) (esp AmE) camino m3)a) ( gait) andar m, manera f de caminar or andarb) ( speed) (no pl)[wɔːk]at a walk — al paso; see also walk of life
1. N1) (=stroll, ramble) paseo m ; (=hike) caminata f, excursión f a pie; (=race) marcha f atléticato go for or take a walk — ir de paseo
take a walk! * — ¡lárgate * !
2) (=avenue) paseo m3) (=pace) paso m4) (=gait) paso m, andar m5)walk of life: I meet people from all walks of life — me encuentro con gente de todas las profesiones y condiciones sociales
2. VT1) [+ distance] andar, caminar (esp LAm)to walk the streets — andar por las calles; (aimlessly) vagar por las calles; (=be homeless) no tener hogar, estar sin techo; [prostitute] hacer la calle or la carrera
to walk the wards — (Med) hacer prácticas de clínica
you can walk it in five minutes — está a cinco minutos andando or a pie de aquí
I had to walk it — tuve que ir a pie or ir andando
don't worry, you'll walk it * — (fig) no te preocupes, será facilísimo
2) (=lead) [+ dog] pasear, sacar a pasear; [+ horse] llevar al pasoshe walks the dog every day — pasea or saca a pasear al perro todos los días
- walk sb into the ground or off his feet3. VI1) andar, caminar (esp LAm); (as opposed to riding etc) ir a pie, ir andando, ir caminando (esp LAm); (Sport) marcharcan your little boy walk yet? — ¿ya anda tu niño?
don't walk so fast! — ¡no andes tan deprisa!
are you walking or going by bus? — ¿vas a ir a pie o en autobús?
walk — (US) (on traffic signal) cruzar
don't walk — (US) (on traffic signal) no cruzar
to walk in one's sleep — ser sonámbulo, andar dormido
to walk downstairs/upstairs — bajar/subir la escalera
we had to walk — tuvimos que ir a pie or andando
to walk home — ir andando a casa, volver andando a casa
we were out walking in the hills/in the park — estábamos paseando por la montaña/el parque
to walk slowly up/down the stairs — subir/bajar lentamente la escalera
- walk tall2) [ghost] andar, aparecer3) * (=disappear) volar *my camera's walked — mi cámara ha volado or desaparecido
4) * (=be acquitted) salir sin cargos- walk in- walk off- walk on- walk out- walk up* * *
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1. [wɔːk]1) ( go by foot) caminar, andar* (esp Esp); ( in a leisurely way) pasearwalk, don't run! — camina, no corras!
to walk by o past something — pasar por algo
he walked down/up the steps — bajó/subió los peldaños
to walk in/out — entrar/salir*
to walk up to somebody — acercarse* a algn
to walk tall — ir* or andar* con la cabeza en alto
2) (not use bus, car, etc) ir* a pie, ir* caminando or (esp Esp) andandothere was no elevator so we had to walk up — no había ascensor, así que tuvimos que subir por la escalera
3) ( Sport) ( in baseball) dar* una base por bolas, pasar por bolas
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walk vt1) ( go along) \<\<hills/path\>\> recorrer, caminar por2)a) ( take for walk) \<\<dog\>\> pasear, sacar* a pasearb) ( accompany) acompañar•Phrasal Verbs:- walk off- walk on- walk out
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1)to go for o take a walk — ir* a pasear or a dar un paseo, ir* a caminar (esp AmL)
it's five minutes' o a five-minute walk from here — está or queda a cinco minutos de aquí a pie
b) ( Sport) marcha f2)a) ( route)b) ( path) (esp AmE) camino m3)a) ( gait) andar m, manera f de caminar or andarb) ( speed) (no pl)at a walk — al paso; see also walk of life
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