promenade

• Substantivo que designa um local público para caminhadas, um passeio tranquilo ou um evento social dançante, como o baile de formatura no fim do ano letivo.

A noun referring to a public area for walking, a leisurely walk, or a formal dance event, such as a school ball held at the end of the academic year.

1. Formal school danceB1informalamerican

   A formal ball held for a school class, typically near the end of the academic year.

   Baile de formatura

   • She bought a beautiful dress for the senior promenade.
   • The high school promenade was held at a fancy hotel.
   • Everyone was excited about the promenade dance.

   Sinônimosballformalprom

2. Pedestrian walkwayB1formal

   A public area set aside for people to walk, often along a waterfront or in a park.

   Calçadão

   • They strolled along the seaside promenade.
   • The city built a new promenade through the park.
   • Couples walked hand in hand on the promenade.

   Sinônimosboardwalkesplanadeparadepaseowalkway

3. B2formalamerican

   A square dance figure where couples march counterclockwise in a circle.

   Figura da quadrilha

   • The caller instructed the dancers to promenade around the square.
   • They practiced the promenade step for the square dance competition.
   • The promenade is a basic move in traditional square dancing.

4. Opening march at a formal danceB2formal

   A march of all the guests at the opening of a formal dance.

   Desfile de abertura

   • The promenade began with the guests parading into the ballroom.
   • At the debutante ball, the promenade was a grand spectacle.
   • The orchestra played a waltz during the promenade.

5. B1formal

   A leisurely walk, usually in a public place.

   Caminhada

   • They enjoyed a promenade through the botanical gardens.
   • The evening promenade along the river was very relaxing.
   • She took a promenade in the park after dinner.

   Sinônimosambleconstitutionalsaunterstrollturnwalk

• Verbo que significa fazer um passeio calmo e tranquilo, geralmente a pé, por prazer ou para se exibir em um local público.

A verb meaning to take a leisurely walk, stroll, or parade, especially in a public place for pleasure or display.

1. Walk in a processionB2formal

   To walk in a formal or ceremonial manner, often as part of a group.

   Desfilar

   • The graduates promenaded across the stage to receive their diplomas.
   • The royal family promenaded through the palace gardens.
   • The dancers promenaded in a circle during the festival.

   Sinônimosfilemarchparadeprocesstroop

2. Take a leisurely walkB2formal

   To walk in a relaxed, unhurried way, often for pleasure or exercise.

   Passear

   • They promenaded along the beach at sunset.
   • Couples promenaded through the park on Sunday afternoon.
   • She promenaded down the boulevard, enjoying the fresh air.

   Sinônimosambleperambulateramblesaunterstrollwander

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