Find the next "related" word - W A L K

Question

The idea is to find a word "related" to the word "Walk"

and

write a simple sentence in English and Spanish for that word..

Example:

I walk to work every day.

Camino al trabajo todos los días.

Please note

The words must be "related" to the word "walk".

Here is the previous challenge Talk / Speak

Ian, I think marianne offered to have a look at the Spanish sentences, please remind her to have a look, thanks - 00494d19, Oct 24, 2011

SD people...please make sure your answer directly relates to the word "walk" or it will be deleted! - --Mariana--, Oct 24, 2011

Answer 1

Después del inundación, tenían que caminar fatigosamente por las sucias aguas para llegar a seguridad.

After the flood, they had to trudge through the dirty waters to reach safety.

very good Rosa - ian-hill, Oct 25, 2011

Gracias, Ian! =) - RosaVerde, Oct 26, 2011

Your sentence is great...not sure if you need to say "la seguridad". - --Mariana--, Oct 27, 2011

I'm... not sure either! Thanks, Mariana. =) - RosaVerde, Oct 28, 2011

Answer 2

We must tread lightly when there is a sleeping baby.

Debemos andar con pies de plomo cuando hay un bebé dormido.

Answer 3

Running is good exercise.

Correr es buen ejercicio.

:-) - --Mariana--, Oct 24, 2011

Answer 4

The mother tiptoed into the children's room.

La madre andaba en puntilla en el dormitorio de los niños.

good one katy - ian-hill, Oct 24, 2011

Indeed, good one! - territurtle, Oct 24, 2011

"entró de puntillas" - --Mariana--, Oct 24, 2011

Mariana, how can I still use andar with this... I have seen andar en puntilla before, but just need a little direction. - katydew, Oct 28, 2011

Answer 5

Los caballos tienen cuatro aires naturales; el paso, el trote, el medio galope y el galope de carrera. No tienen talento natural para trepar a árboles.

Horses have four natural paces; the walk, the trot, the canter and the gallop. They don't have a natural talent for tree-climbing.

Sorry, I thought it was to do with walking, etc, I see I should now be climbing trees, really sorry, disregard. - annierats, Oct 24, 2011

Either that or i have it all wrong,at least we try - Gez, Oct 24, 2011

Hi Annie - you are right - the words must be "related" to the word "walk". - ian-hill, Oct 24, 2011

I have managed to join the themes although the Spanish may now need some finetuning. - annierats, Oct 24, 2011

I haven't seen "aire" used this way before, but I'm sure that you looked it up somewhere, right? - --Mariana--, Oct 24, 2011

La Morfologia Equina, Pilar Massaguer, Guias Practicas no 3. A handy booklet for horse enthusiasts. - annierats, Oct 24, 2011

Found it..thanks! "Aire campero" =. Paso y trote del caballo - --Mariana--, Oct 24, 2011

Si quieres puedes preguntar al McLucie. - annierats, Oct 24, 2011

Answer 6

Ducks and penguins waddle.

Los patos y los pingüinos anadear.

:-) - --Mariana--, Oct 24, 2011

Funny territurtle :) - ian-hill, Oct 26, 2011

Great illustration! - annierats, Oct 27, 2011

Answer 7

Cuando wander va seguido de around, about u otras preposiciones o adverbios suele significar “ir distraídamente” o “sin propósito” y tiene distintas traducciones en español

I like to wander around aimlessly / me gusta deambular sin rumbo.

:-) so true, amigo, so true! - --Mariana--, Oct 27, 2011

Answer 8

Los niños brincaron por el campo.

The children skipped through the field.

another good word - ian-hill, Oct 25, 2011

:-) - --Mariana--, Oct 27, 2011

Answer 9

Sprinting is very exhausting

Esprintar es muy agotadora

:-) - --Mariana--, Oct 24, 2011

Sprintar is not a verb in Spanish. You should use "carrera de velocidad" - farallon7, Oct 25, 2011

Oh, sorry I took it off this site's dictionary hehe - cory778, Oct 25, 2011

Answer 10

Serpentemos bajo el camino sinuoso.

We meandered down the winding path.

Neat picture! "Meandemos abajo del camino sinuoso." - --Mariana--, Oct 25, 2011

Answer 11

The pitcher walked four batters.

El lanzador embasó a cuatro bateadores.

El lanzador dió cuatro bases por bolas.

:-) - --Mariana--, Oct 25, 2011

I couldn't understand the English then realised it must be about baseball ;) - MaryMcc, Oct 25, 2011

I don't understand it either, I think it's some american thing. It's not cricket! - annierats, Oct 27, 2011

Answer 12

To arrive at my house I have to hike up a volcano, but the trip is worth it.

Para llegar a mi casa tengo que darme una caminata y subir un volcán, pero el viaje vale la pena.

I prefer it to the wriggling. Can we change houses? - annierats, Oct 27, 2011

Answer 13

Me gusta amblo en el parque

I like to amble in the park.

:-) - --Mariana--, Oct 27, 2011

Answer 14

It's a good idea to shuffle your feet when first entering the ocean at the beach.

Es una buena idea caminar arrastrando sus pies cuando primero que entra en al al principio al entrar en el océano en la playa.

"....al princiipo al entrar en el océano..." - --Mariana--, Oct 25, 2011

Thanks immensely for the corrections, Mariana. Lots to learn! :-) - territurtle, Oct 25, 2011

Answer 15

Mi perrita le gusta pasar al trote alrededor del patio como si fuera la reina de la tierra.

My little dog likes to trot around the yard as if she were the queen of the land.

Is this the same doggie which does yoga?? - territurtle, Oct 24, 2011

Yes..she does! Jejeje. - --Mariana--, Oct 25, 2011