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歩く (動詞) / 散歩 (名詞) (A1)

English: Walks

カタカナ: ウォークス

IPA: /wɔːks/

The action of moving at a regular pace by lifting and setting down each foot in turn, never having both feet off the ground at once.

意味: 両足を同時に地面から離すことなく、片足ずつ交互に地面につけて一定の速度で移動する動作。

Regular walks are great for your physical and mental health. — 定期的な散歩は心身の健康にとても良いです。
We went for a long walk in the park yesterday. — 昨日、公園へ長い散歩に行きました。
She enjoys evening walks to clear her head. — 彼女は頭をすっきりさせるために夜の散歩を楽しんでいます。

English translations of 歩く (動詞) / 散歩 (名詞) (walks):

walk in (prepositional phrase): To enter a place by walking. — "Please walk in and make yourself at home."
walk out (phrasal verb): To leave a place, especially a building or room, by walking. — "The protesters decided to walk out of the meeting."
walk around (phrasal verb): To move without a specific destination, often for pleasure or exercise. — "We spent the afternoon walking around the old town."
walk through (phrasal verb): To move through a place or process by walking. — "The guide will walk you through the museum."