2 to go with sb as they walk somewhere -- (r)accompagner
3 to take a dog outside for exercise -- promener le/un chien
a man walking his dog un homme promenant son chien
4 a trip or the distance you travel by walking -- marche [ feminine ]
It’s a short walk from here. C’est à une courte distance à pied d’ici.
They went for a walk in the woods. Ils sont allés se promener dans les bois.
5 from all/many/different cultures, backgrounds, etc. -- de tous les / nombreux/différents etc. milieux
6 (of people or animals) to (cause to) move on foot at a pace slower than running, never having both or all the feet off the ground at once -- marcher, promener
7 to travel on foot for pleasure -- se promener (à pied)
We’re going walking in the hills for our holidays.
9 (the distance covered during) an outing or journey on foot -- promenade, marche
10 a way or manner of walking -- démarche
I recognised her walk.
11 a route for walking -- itinéraire
As long as men and women are thirsty and hungry, they will start walking, however high the barbed wire fences are built.
I saw children aged eight walking eight kilometres out and eight kilometres back to get water.
Workers had to walk like human tracker dogs through minefields.
If, however, we are careless and this hammer drops on our foot, then we shall be able to walk no further.
Economic life cannot return to normal if people literally cannot walk in their back garden for fear of landmines.
At the same time, you could walk along a country road and the sheep and lambs would stick their heads out through the fences.
We need to walk, not run.
We have to walk hand in hand.
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