Vocab Bloom Hub

walk

/wɔːk/

Übersetzung: Substantiv, das die Handlung des Gehens, einen kurzen Spaziergang zu Fuß oder einen zum Gehen bestimmten Weg/Route bezeichnet., Verb, das die Fortbewegung im normalen Tempo beschreibt, indem abwechselnd jeder Fuß gehoben und gesenkt wird; auch im Sinne von zu Fuß gehen, spazieren oder wandern.

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noun

/wɔːk/A1formal
  • deSubstantiv, das die Handlung des Gehens, einen kurzen Spaziergang zu Fuß oder einen zum Gehen bestimmten Weg/Route bezeichnet.

A noun referring to the act of walking, a short journey on foot, or a route or path designed for walking.

  1. Act of walkingA1formal

    The act of moving on foot at a normal pace.

    deSpaziergang

    • She went for a walk in the park.
    • The walk to school takes about 20 minutes.
    • We enjoyed a long walk along the beach.

    Synonymeamblehikemarchpromenadesaunterstridestrolltramptrekwander

  2. Path or routeA2formal

    A path, route, or track designed or used for walking.

    deSpazierweg

    • This is a scenic walk through the forest.
    • The guided walk starts at the visitor center.
    • They followed the coastal walk for miles.

    Synonymealleyboardwalkesplanadefootpathpathpromenaderoutesidewalktracktrail

  3. Manner of walkingB1informal

    A person's particular way or style of walking.

    deGangart

    • He has a confident walk.
    • Her walk changed after the injury.
    • I recognized him by his distinctive walk.

    Synonymebearingcarriagedeportmentgaitpacestepstridetread

Formen
  • walks plural form
  • walks' possessive plural form
  • walk's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/wɔːk/A1formal
  • deVerb, das die Fortbewegung im normalen Tempo beschreibt, indem abwechselnd jeder Fuß gehoben und gesenkt wird; auch im Sinne von zu Fuß gehen, spazieren oder wandern.

A verb used to indicate the act of moving at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot in turn.

  1. Move on footA1formal

    To move at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot in turn.

    deZu Fuß gehen

    • She walks to school every morning.
    • They walked through the park together.
    • He walks his dog after dinner.

    Synonymeamblehikemarchplodsaunterstepstridestrolltreadtrudge

    Antonymerun

  2. Travel or go by footA1informal

    To go somewhere on foot, often for a distance.

    deZu Fuß gehen

    • We walked all the way to the beach.
    • Can you walk me home?
    • They walked across the bridge to the other side.

    Synonymeamblehikemarchpaceplodroamsaunterstepstridestrolltraipsetramptrektrudgewander

  3. B1informal

    To function or operate properly, especially of a machine or system.

    deFunktionieren

    • The new software walks you through the process.
    • Does this old car still walk?
    • The plan walks perfectly in theory.

    Antonymebreakfailmalfunction

  4. Accompany on footA2informal

    To go with someone while they walk.

    deZu Fuß begleiten

    • I'll walk you to the station.
    • Walk with me to the store.
    • She walked her friend to the door.

    Synonymeaccompanyescort

    Antonymeabandondesertforsakeleave

Formen
  • walked past participle
  • walked past simple
  • walking present participle
  • walks third person singular

Phrasal-Variantenwalk aroundwalk awaywalk inwalk offwalk outwalk out ofwalk overwalk through

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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