WALK (SIN ESTADISTICAS) Flashcards

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To stride

A

To Walk with decisive steps indicating confidence

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2
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To march

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To walk in a synchronised manner

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3
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To pace

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To walk back and forth in a small area repeatedly (indicating nervousness)

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4
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To stroll

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To walk leisurely and casually, enjoying - especially for pleasure without a destination

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5
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To amble

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To walk SLOW and LAZY way, ANIMALS AND HUMANS DO THIS

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6
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To saunter

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To walk -UNHURRIED- leisurely and confidently, with a carefree attitude.

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7
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To hasten

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To move quickly or urgently, as a response of a command

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8
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To wander

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To walk around slowly without a specific direction or purpose

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9
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To roam

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To walk or travel over a wide area, without a specific purpose

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10
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To prowl

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To move cautiously and quietly, as a predator wanting to hunt

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11
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To ramble

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(COUNTRYSIDE) To walk leisurely and for pleasure, especially in the countryside

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12
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To hike

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To walk over a rough terrain through natural landscapes

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13
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To trek

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To walk or travel long distances through a land

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14
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To strut

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To walk with a proud, arrogant manner with exaggerated movements and to attract attention

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15
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To swagger

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To walk in an arrogant and self confident manner to show being important

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16
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To stagger

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To walk clumsy and with difficulty, as going to fall

17
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To stumble

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To walk awkwardly or lose one’s balance (MOMENTARILY)

18
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To lurch

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To move in an irregular and ABRUBT way (BC CHANGE OF DIRECTIONS)

19
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To waddle

A

To walk short with short and unsteady steps, as a penguin

20
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To wade

A

To walk through water with effort or difficulty

21
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To trudge

A

To walk heavily and laboursly, with deliberate steps through the mud

TO PLOD TAMB

22
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To hobble

A

To walk in an awkward way or with difficulty due to an injury (CON MULETAS)

23
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To limp

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To walk with difficulty because of a pain (MAYBE IN A FOOTBAL MATCH)

24
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To shuffle

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To walk with short steps by pulling one’s feet slowly due to fatigue

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To shamble
To walk awkwardly and slowly without lifting one's feet (ARRASTRAR PIES)
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To tiptoe
To walk cautiously on one's toes
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To creep
To walk slowly and carefully to avoid being noticed
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To sneak (in/up on)
To walk secretly without being noticed
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To stalk
To follow someone without being noticed, with predatory intents
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To loiter
To move or stand in public without out a purpose or reason (rather lazy)
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To inch
To move slowly and gradually often or advance cautiously | (towards/up/closer)
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To toddle
To walk in a clumsy way with short steps, as a toddler
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To slide
To move smoothly and effortless along a surface
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To slip (on)
Resbalar --
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To skid (on)
To move easily or slide without control (on ice)