TO WALK
[ tu uook ]
Andar,
caminar,
pasear, deambular
SHE WALKS TO WORK.
[ xi uooks tu uoork ]
Va al trabajo andando.
DOES SHE WALK TO WORK?
[ das xi uooks tu uoork ]
¿Va a trabajar andando?.
WALK.
Paseo (stroll)
andar (gait)
paso (walking speed)
WALKIE-TALKIE
[ uooki tooki ]
Walkie-talkie.
WALKING.
[ uookin ]
Marcha atlética;
ambulante (human)
WALKING-STICK.
[ uookin stik ]
Bastón
WALKING-TOUR
[ uookin taar ]
Excursión a pie;
paseo guiadon(guided trip).
TO DO A LOT OF WALKING
[ tu du a lot ov uookin ]
Andar mucho.
IT IS WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE
[ its uizin uookin distans ]
Se puede ir a pie,
esta a una distancia a pie.
TO BE A WALKING ENCYCLOPAEDIA
[ tu bi a uookin ensaiclopedia ]
Ser una enciclopedia ambulante
WALKER.
[ uooka ]
Caminante;
excursionista;
marchista (sports);
paseante (stroller)
WALKER-ON.
[ uooka ]
Extra de cine;
figurante (theat.).
WALKER TARIFF
[ tu uook tarif ]
Tarifa de paso.
WALKER.
[ uooka ]
IT'S A FIVE MINUTE WALK
[ its æ faiv minits uook ]
Está a cinco minutos a pie.
Es un paseo de cinco minutos.
WALK OF LIFE
[ uook ov laif ]
Condicion.
PEOPLE FROM ALL WALKS OF LIFE
Gente de todas las profesiones
y condiciones sociales.
PEOPLE FROM DIFFERENT WALKS OF LIFE
Gente de diferentes profesiones
y condiciones sociales.
TO TAKE A WALK
[ tu teik æ uook ]
Ir a dar un paseo.
TO WALK THE DOG
[ tu uook de dog ]
Sacar a pasear el perro
TO WALK SOMEBODY HOME
[ tu uook sambodi (sambari) joum ]
Acompañar a alguien a su casa
TO WALK QUICKER.
[ tu uook in ]
Andar mas de prisa.
TO WALK PAST.
[ tu uook pæst ]
Pasar por (to pass by),
pasar de largo (to get through)
TO STROLL.
[ tu uook zruu ]
Dar un paseito.
TO WALK UP.
[ tu uook ap ]
Subir andando (to go up)
TO WALK UP TO SOMEBODY.
[ tu uook ap tu sambosi, sambari ]
Acercarse a alguien (to approach)
TO WALK BACK.
[ tu uook bæk ]
Volver a pie
TO WALK THROUGH.
[ tu uook zruu ]
WALK-THROUGH.
[ uook zruu ]
Ensayo (part)
TO WALK THROUGH A ROOM.
[ tu uook zruu a ruum]
Atravesar una habitacion (to cross)
TO WALK THROUGH A VILLAGE.
[ tu uook zruu a vilich]
Caminar por un pueblo.
TO WALK OVER
[ tu uookouva ]
Pisotear (rights).
WALK-OVER
[ uookouva ]
Victoria f fácil.
IT WAS A WALK-OVER
[ It uos a uookouva ]
Fue pan comido.
TO WALK (ALL) OVER SOMEBODY
[ tu uook (all) ouva sambari ]
Machacar a alguien
TO WALK ON.
[ tu uook on ]
Seguir andando.
TO WALK ON AIR
[ tu uook onea ]
Ardar entre nubes,
caber en sí de gozo.
TO WALK INTO A PLACE.
[ tu uook intu a pleis ]
Entrar en un sitio
TO WALK IN.
[ tu uook in ]
Entrar en.
WALK-IN.
[ uookin ]
Empotrado (furniture)
WALK-IN WARDROBE
[ uookin uoordroub ]
Vestidor.
TO WALK IN ON SB (DOING STH)
[ tu uook in on sambari (duin samzin]
Coger a alguien (haciendo algo) al entrar
TO WALK OFF.
[ tu uook of ]
Marcharse (to walk away).
TO WALK OFF THE MEAL.
[ tu uook of ]
Salir a dar un paseo para bajar la comida
TO WALK OUT.
[ tu uook aut ]
Ir a la huelga (to go on strike).
Salir andando, marchar (to leave).
WALK OUT.
[ uook aut ]
Salida; huelga (strike)
TO STAGE A WALK-OUT
[ tu steich a uook aut ]
Salir; declarar la huelga (to strike)
TO WALK OUT STRIKE.
[ tu uook aut straik]
Salir de huelga.
TO TAKE SOMEBODY OUT FOR A WALK
[ tu teik smabadi aut for æ uook ]
Sacar a alguien a pasear
WE'RE GOING OUT FOR A WALK.
[ ui aar goin aut for æ uook ]
Vamos a salir a dar un paseo.
TO WALK OUTWARDS.
[ tu uook autuoords ]
Caminar hacia afuera.
TO WALK AWAY.
[ tu uook auei ]
Irse, largarse.
WALKAWAY.
[ uookauei ]
Pasarela.
TO WALK AWAY FROM SOMEBODY.
[ tu uook auei from sambodi, sambari]
Alejarse de alguien.
TO WALK AWAY FROM SOMETHING.
[ tu uook auei from samzin
Desentenderse de algo.
TO WALK AWAY FROM AN ACCIDENT
[ tu uook auei from an aksident
Salir ileso de un accident
TO WALK AWAY WITH.
[ tu uook auei uiz ]
Ganar facilmente (to win easily)
THEY WALKED AWAY
WITH ALL THE PRIZES.
[ dei uooked auei uiz ol de praises ]
Ellos se fueron con todos los premios.
TO WALK ABOUT - TO WALK AROUND.
[ tu uook æbaut tu uook æraund ]
Dar una vuelta (por).
TO WALK ABOUT BY ONESELF.
[ tu uook æbaut bai uanself ]
Caminar por ahi solo.
WALKABOUT
[ uookæbaut ]
Paseo.
WALKABOUT
[ tu gou uookæbaut ]
Pasearse entre el público
TO WALK ALONG.
[ tu uook ælon ]
Irse por, caminar por.
TO WALK ALONG THE STREET.
[ tu uook ælon de striit ]
Caminar al largo de la calle.
TO WALK ONE'S BEAT.
[ tu uook uans biit ]
Hacer la ronda.
TO HAVE A WALK.
[ tu jav a uook ]
Pasear.
TO FEEL LIKE A WALK.
[ tu fiil laik a uook ]
Apetecer un paseo,
tener ganas de dar un paseo
TO WALK FOR 8 KM.
[ tu gou foor 8 km ]
Caminar durante 8 km (time)
TO WALK FOR MILES.
[ tu uook foor mails ]
Caminar millas,
andar kilómetros y kilométros
TO WALK A TIGHTROPE.
[ tu uook a taitroup ]
Caminar en la cuerda floja {fig.}
TO GO FOR WALK.
[ tu gou foor a uook ]
Ir a dar un paseo.
TO WALK ACROSS THE BRIDGE.
[ tu uook æcros de bridch ]
Cruzar el puente andando
TO WALK AHEAD OF SOMEBODY.
[ tu uook æjed ov sambari ]
Caminar delante de alguien.
I'LL BE SEEN
WALKING WITH A SLIGHT LIMP
[ uookin uiz æ slait limp ]
Sere visto caminando
con una ligera cojera.
