Walks Meaning in English
word · lemma: walk
/ˈwɔks/
wawks
/wˈɔːks/
wawks
释义
Third-person singular form of "walk." It means to move on foot at a normal speed, and it can also mean to go for exercise or to accompany someone or something on foot.
用法与细微差别
Usually used as a verb: 'She walks to school.' Common patterns: 'walk to', 'walk home', 'walk the dog', 'walk with someone'. Don't confuse it with the plural noun 'walks' in phrases like 'long walks on the beach'.
Spanish: camina - paseosPortuguese (BR): caminha - caminhadasPortuguese (PT): caminha - passeios a péChinese (Simplified): 走路 - 散步Chinese (Traditional): 走路 - 散步Hindi: चलता है/चलती है - टहलने जाता/जाती हैArabic: يمشي - يتمشّىBengali: হাঁটেRussian: ходитJapanese: 歩くVietnamese: đi bộKorean: 걷는다Turkish: yürürUrdu: چلتی ہے - چلتا ہےIndonesian: berjalan
例句
She walks to school every day.
basic
My grandfather walks very slowly.
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He walks the dog in the morning.
basic
She walks home after work to clear her head.
natural
He walks with a cane now, but he still gets around fine.
natural
She walks me through the report whenever I get confused.
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