perambulating

An old-fashioned or formal adjective meaning walking or moving about, especially in a leisurely or stately manner.

• 🇷🇺Устаревшее или формальное прилагательное, означающее прогуливающийся или передвигающийся, особенно неторопливо или величественно.

1. Strolling or walking around C2 formal british

   Walking or moving about, often in a leisurely or aimless manner.

   • The perambulating gentleman enjoyed the evening air.
   • Perambulating through the park, she admired the flowers.
   • The perambulating crowd filled the streets during the festival.

   🇷🇺Прогуливающийся

   Synonyms: meanderingramblingwalkingwandering

   Antonyms: immobilemotionlessseatedstationarystill

• more perambulating comparative form
• most perambulating superlative form

A verb meaning to walk or travel through or around a place, especially for pleasure or inspection.

• 🇷🇺Глагол, означающий ходить или путешествовать по какому-либо месту или вокруг него, особенно для удовольствия или осмотра.

1. Walk aimlessly C2 formal british

   To walk around without a specific destination or purpose.

   • They spent the afternoon perambulating through the old town.
   • He liked to perambulate along the riverbank in the evenings.
   • She perambulated the garden paths, lost in thought.

   🇷🇺Бродить

   Synonyms: amblemeanderrambleroamsaunterstrolltraipsewander

2. Inspect boundaries C2 formal british

   To walk around the boundaries of a property or area for official inspection.

   • The landowner perambulated the estate to check the fences.
   • The surveyor perambulated the field to verify its limits.
   • Traditionally, the lord would perambulate the parish boundaries each year.

   🇷🇺Обходить границы

   Synonyms: circumambulateinspectpatrolsurveytourtraverse

• perambulated past participle
• perambulated past simple
• perambulating present participle
• perambulates third person singular