walk around

• Verbo compuesto que se usa para indicar el movimiento a pie de manera relajada o sin un destino concreto dentro de un área, o el desplazarse de un lugar a otro sin un propósito definido.

A phrasal verb used to indicate moving on foot in a casual or aimless manner within an area, or to move from place to place without a specific destination.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparable

1. Move on foot without a fixed destinationinformal

   To move from place to place on foot, often without a specific purpose or direction.

   deambular

   • We decided to walk around the city center for a while.
   • She likes to walk around the park in the evening.
   • He walked around the neighborhood to clear his head.

   Sinónimosambledriftmeandermoseyrambleroamsaunterstrollwalk aboutwander

2. Avoid or bypassinformal

   To avoid dealing with something directly or to find a way around an obstacle.

   sortear o eludir

   • They tried to walk around the problem instead of solving it.
   • You can't just walk around the rules; you have to follow them.
   • He walked around the issue by changing the subject.

   Sinónimosavoidbypasscircumventdodgeevadesidestepskirt

   Antónimosaddressconfrontfacetackle

Verbo basewalk