walking

• Wird als Adjektiv verwendet, um etwas zu beschreiben, das mit dem Gehen oder der Fortbewegung zu Fuß zu tun hat, z. B. ein Gehstock oder eine Gehstrecke.

Used as an adjective to describe something related to the act of walking, such as a walking stick or walking distance.

1. Used for walkingA2formal

   Designed or intended for walking; related to the act of walking.

   zum Gehen

   • These are comfortable walking shoes for long hikes.
   • The walking path around the lake is beautiful.
   • She bought a walking stick for her trip.

   Synonymeambulatorypedestrian

2. B1informal

   Referring to a person who walks, often in a specific way or context.

   Gehender

   • He is a fast walking commuter every morning.
   • The walking wounded were helped first.
   • She's a keen walking enthusiast.

   Synonymeambulantambulatorypedestrian

3. Capable of walkingB2formal

   Able to walk, especially after being injured or ill.

   gehfähig

   • The patient is now walking after the surgery.
   • The dog is walking again after its injury.
   • He was walking unaided within days.

   Synonymeambulantambulatory

• Substantiv, das die Tätigkeit oder Beschäftigung des Gehens zu Fuß in normalem Tempo bezeichnet, oft zur Bewegung, zum Reisen oder zur Erholung.

A noun referring to the act or activity of moving on foot at a normal pace, often for exercise, travel, or leisure.

unzählbar

1. Act of moving on footA1formal

   The activity of moving from place to place on foot at a normal pace.

   Gehen zu Fuß

   • Walking is good exercise for health.
   • She goes walking in the park every morning.
   • The doctor recommended walking to improve circulation.

   Synonymeamblehikemarchpromenadesaunterstrolltramptrektrudgewalk

2. Manner of walkingB1formal

   The way in which a person walks.

   Art des Gehens

   • His walking was unsteady after the injury.
   • She has a confident walking style.
   • The child's walking improved with practice.

   Synonymebearingcarriagegaitpacestepstride

3. Competitive walkingB2formalsport

   A sport involving walking at a fast pace with strict rules.

   Sportgehen

   • Race walking is an Olympic event.
   • She competes in walking competitions.
   • The walking marathon starts at dawn.

   Antonymejoggingrunning

• 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.

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.

   Zu 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.

   Zu 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.

   Funktionieren

   • 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.

   Zu Fuß begleiten

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

   Synonymeaccompanyescort

   Antonymeabandondesertforsakeleave

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