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walk about

/ˈwɔːk əˌbaʊt/

Traduction: Expression australienne signifiant errer ou voyager sans but, souvent à travers la brousse ou la campagne, parfois avec une signification spirituelle ou culturelle pour les Aborigènes.

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/ˈwɔːk əˌbaʊt/B1informalaustralian
  • frExpression australienne signifiant errer ou voyager sans but, souvent à travers la brousse ou la campagne, parfois avec une signification spirituelle ou culturelle pour les Aborigènes.

An Australian expression meaning to wander or travel around casually, often in the bush or countryside, sometimes with spiritual or cultural significance for Indigenous Australians.

  1. Stroll or wanderB1informalbritish

    To walk around a place without a specific destination or purpose.

    frse promener

    • We spent the afternoon walking about the old town.
    • He likes to walk about the park after dinner.
    • They walked about the city, exploring every street.
  2. Move freelyB1informalbritish

    To move around a space or area in a relaxed, unrestricted manner.

    frse promener

    • The children were allowed to walk about the garden.
    • During the break, everyone walked about the conference hall.
    • She walked about the room, thinking deeply.