VERBO | motion | pasearse, deambular, pasear | walk leisurely and with no apparent aim |
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motion | pasearse, andar sin prisa, deambular, pasear | walk leisurely | |
motion | pasearse, cruzar, navegar | drive around aimlessly but ostentatiously and at leisure | |
motion | pasearse | move in an unhurried fashion | |
motion | pasearse, deslizarse de lado | move sideways |
Sentido | walk leisurely and with no apparent aim. | |
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Sinónimos | deambular, pasear | |
General | andar, caminar, ir, pasear | Use one's feet to advance |
Inglés | stroll, saunter | |
Catalán | fer una passejada, passejar | |
Nombres | ambladura, barzón, caminata, deambular, garbeo, paseo, vuelta | A leisurely walk (usually in some public place) |
caminante, paseante, peatón | someone who walks at a leisurely pace | |
paso lento | A careless leisurely gait |
Sentido | walk leisurely. | |
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Sinónimos | andar sin prisa, deambular, pasear | |
General | andar, caminar, ir, pasear | Use one's feet to advance |
Inglés | amble, mosey | |
Catalán | deambular, passejar | |
Nombres | ambladura, barzón, caminata, deambular, garbeo, paseo, vuelta | A leisurely walk (usually in some public place) |
caminante, paseante, peatón | someone who walks at a leisurely pace |
Sentido | drive around aimlessly but ostentatiously and at leisure. | |
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Sinónimos | cruzar, navegar | |
Categoría | conducción, manejo | The act of controlling and steering the movement of a vehicle or animal |
General | viajar | Travel upon or across |
Inglés | cruise | |
Catalán | navegar |
Sentido | Move in an unhurried fashion. | |
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General | circular | Move around freely |
Similar | ir sin rumbo, vivir sin rumbo | Live unhurriedly, irresponsibly, or freely |
Inglés | drift |
Sentido | Move sideways. | |
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Sinónimo | deslizarse de lado | |
General | moverse, mover, trasladar | Move so as to change position, perform a nontranslational motion |
Inglés | sidle, sashay | |
Nombres | chasse, chassé | (ballet) quick gliding steps with one foot always leading |
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