walk
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- (intransitive) If you walk, you go on foot, step by step. Walking is slower than running.
- No train goes to that town, so people need to walk to go there.
- (informal) (intransitive) To walk free; to escape punishment.
- (informal) (intransitive) If an object walks, it goes missing or is stolen.
- (transitive) If you walk, you travel some distance by walking.
- I walk two miles to school every day.
- (transitive) If you walk someone, you go for a walk with them.
- Please walk the dog.
- Will you walk me home?
Noun
[change]- (countable) A walk is what we do when we go on foot.
- Are you taking the dog for a walk?
- The walk to work gives me time to think.