walkabout

A noun referring to a walking trip or tour, a public stroll by a celebrity to meet people informally, or a nomadic excursion into the bush made by an Aborigine.

• 🇵🇹Substantivo que designa uma caminhada ou turnê a pé; uma aparição pública informal de uma celebridade para cumprimentar pessoas; ou uma incursão nômade pelo mato feita por um aborígene australiano.

1. Walking trip or tour B1 informal

   A journey or excursion on foot, often for leisure or exploration.

   • They went on a walkabout through the old town.
   • Her walkabout in the countryside lasted all afternoon.
   • The tourists enjoyed a guided walkabout of the historic district.

   🇵🇹Caminhada

   Sinônimos: excursionhikeoutingramblesaunterstrolltourtrekwalkwander

2. Public stroll by a celebrity B2 formal

   An informal walk among the public by a famous person, such as a royal or politician, to interact with people.

   • The prince went on a walkabout to greet the crowd.
   • After the ceremony, the actor did a walkabout to meet fans.
   • The mayor's walkabout through the market was well-received.

   🇵🇹Caminhada entre o público

3. Aboriginal nomadic journey C1 formal australian

   A temporary nomadic journey into the Australian bush, traditionally undertaken by Aboriginal people as part of their cultural or spiritual practice.

   • The elder spoke about his walkabout in the outback.
   • During his walkabout, he connected with the land and ancestors.
   • Walkabouts are a significant tradition in Aboriginal culture.

   🇵🇹Jornada dos aborígenes

• walkabouts plural form
• walkabouts' possessive plural form
• walkabout's possessive singular form