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/paˈse.o/
Translation
walk, stroll
Word origin
From the verb pasear ('to stroll'), ultimately from Latin passus ('a step, a pace'). The same root gives English pace and pass.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- passus
- English cognates
- pace, pass
Grammar
Examples
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Let us go for a walk in the park this afternoon.
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The stroll along the beach was very pleasant.
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We take long walks with the dog every morning.
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After eating I like a quiet walk.
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I remember that walk in the rain fondly.
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