CEFR B2

walker

noun

Meaning

A frame with legs that a person can lean on to walk, used especially by elderly or infirm people for support.

Examples

She relied on her walker to get from her bed to the bathroom.
The hospital provided him with a walker after his surgery.

Synonyms: cane, crutches, Zimmer frame, walking frame

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walker (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈwɔːkər/

Definition

A frame with legs that a person can lean on to walk, used especially by elderly or infirm people for support.

Examples

She relied on her walker to get from her bed to the bathroom.
The hospital provided him with a walker after his surgery.
He found it difficult to navigate the stairs even with his walker.

How to Use walker

walker for (prepositional phrase): Indicates the purpose or user of the walker. — "This walker is designed for children with mobility issues."
walker with (prepositional phrase): Indicates something that is part of or accompanies the walker. — "The walker with wheels is easier to maneuver."

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