Walk on Meaning in English
expression
ˈwɑk/, /ˈwɔk/ /ˈɑn/, /ˈɔn
WAWK-awn
wˈɔːk/ /ˈɒn
WAWK-on
Definition
To keep walking without stopping, or to walk on top of something (like a surface).
Usage & Nuances
'Walk on' can mean to continue walking (often after a pause) or literally step on a surface. Common in instructions ('Walk on until you see the station') or in stories ('He walked on the ice'). Less direct than 'walk forward'.
Spanish: seguir caminando - caminar sobrePortuguese (BR): continuar andando - andar sobrePortuguese (PT): continuar a andar - andar sobreChinese (Simplified): 继续走 - 走在……上Chinese (Traditional): 繼續走 - 走在…上Hindi: आगे चलते रहना - पर चलनाArabic: تابع المشي - المشي علىBengali: এগিয়ে হাঁটা - ওপরে হাঁটাRussian: идти дальше - идти по (поверхности)Japanese: 歩き続ける - ～の上を歩くVietnamese: đi tiếp - đi trênKorean: 계속 걷다 - ~위에서 걷다Turkish: yürümeye devam etmek - üzerinde yürümekUrdu: آگے چلنا - کسی سطح پر چلناIndonesian: terus berjalan - berjalan di atas
Example Sentences
Please walk on until you reach the park.
basic
Don't walk on the grass.
basic
He walked on after saying goodbye.
basic
Just walk on by if you don't want to talk.
natural
The cat walked on the keyboard and typed a message.
natural
"Should we stop?" "No, let's walk on and see what happens."
natural