The church allows walking pilgrims to spend the night when the weather is bad.La iglesia permite a los peregrinos caminantes quedarse la noche cuando hace mal tiempo.
(m) means that a noun is masculine. Spanish nouns have a gender, which is either feminine (like la mujer or la luna) or masculine (like el hombre or el sol).
walking is very good for youandar or caminar es muy sano;she found walking painfulle resultaba doloroso andar;I did some walking in the Alps last summerel verano pasado hice senderismo por los Alpes
adjective
ambulante
he's a walking encyclopaediaes una enciclopedia ambulante;the walking woundedlos heridos que pueden/podían ir a pie or andar
modifier
walking distance (n)
it's within walking distancese puede ir andando
walking frame (n)andador (m)
She marvelled at a little girl with a walking frame who managed a determined if shaky curtsey
walking holiday (n)
to go on a walking holiday
they went on a walking holiday to Walesfueron a Gales de vacaciones para caminar
I went on a walking holiday in the Pyrenees
a hotel which offers walking holidaysun hotel que ofrece vacaciones con excursiones a pie
walking pace (n)
at a walking pacea paso de peatón;a paso normal;to slow to a walking paceaminorar la marcha a paso normal
walking papers (n)(US)pasaporte (informal) (m);aviso (m) de despido
walking race (n)carrera (f) pedestre
walking shoes (n)zapatos (m) para andar or caminar; especially(LAm)
walking stick (n)bastón (m)
walking tour (n)viaje (m) a pie;excursión (f) a pie