stroll
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1.2
- noun
- /stroʊl/
:
paseo
- After dinner, we took a leisurely stroll around the town and explored the dress and craft shops.
- take a stroll
- an evening stroll
- a short stroll
And so I sort of go for a little stroll around the block.
- And so I sort of go for a little stroll around the block.
- By a walk I mean something between a stroll and a hike.
- Like for Bobby, that would be a little Skyrim, a little stroll through Skyrim.
- So I hope you will indulge us and do a little bit of a stroll down Memory Rd., as it were.
- I will go on a sunny stroll and find some fresh brewed coffee at a place that's not donkeys.
- Just like some nice flat sandals or some like slider mules, little handbags, sunglasses and just go for a sexy stroll.
- We're we're we're just taking a stroll up the valley of the shadow of death.
Examples
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And so, on this one day, I decided to take a little stroll.
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I just took a little stroll through the village, and it's just so amazing how little things have changed.
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And so I sort of go for a little stroll around the block.
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Just want to take a slow stroll around and look at this.
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Just having a little post breakfast stroll, getting some fresh air.
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Would you mind if we took a stroll on our own?
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- You know, I could always go for a stroll down the beach... - Joey.
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Come, let's go for a stroll.
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Personally, I'd rather go for a leisurely stroll in the forest, smell the flowers, and watch the birds.
Fiction book (1995) -
After dinner, we enjoyed a leisurely stroll through the park.
Synonyms
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1.0
An act of moving on foot for exercise, pleasure, or travel
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3.1
A short, usually gentle walk for pleasure
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4.6
A walk in the countryside for pleasure with no fixed route
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8.4
A short informal trip on foot for exercise or to take a pet outside
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6.4
A slow relaxed walk that someone takes for pleasure
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5.0
A slow walk for pleasure in a public place
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4.5
A slow relaxed walk, often in a park or garden
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8.1
A slow walk, drive or ride taken for pleasure
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9.9
A slow, relaxed walk in a public place like a park
A walk that people take for pleasure, exercise, or an organized event
A short walk for pleasure often said when talking to a dog or child
Antonyms
How Leisurely
Surface Forms
Etymology
Stroll probably comes from old German words like strollen or strolchen, which described a person who moved about or 'roamed', and that picture of a relaxed wanderer helps explain why a stroll is a slow, pleasant walk.