walkway
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- noun
- /ˈwɔːkweɪ/
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pasarela peatonal
- After the rain, we carefully walked along the slippery walkway at the park.
- a pedestrian walkway
- a walkway between buildings
- an indoor walkway
However, weeds do occur in the walkways and paths.
- However, weeds do occur in the walkways and paths.
- It was directly to the right of the cross this walkway that went from the living room into the kitchen.
- And so I get to a particular place on the Golden Gate Bridge walkway.
- You can't just create huge spaces and to make better use of the roadways and the walkways and and the retail space.
- I went off to find the paramedics under the South pedestrian walkway that went across the top of West St.
Examples
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The subjects were instructed to walk on the walkway at three different speeds.
Academic text (1990) -
And the rest of them are up on that walkway.
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And there was a little walkway on the left side of it.
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It's just a little walkway, little bridge going over.
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We're going across the walkway on the fifth floor.
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Let's walk down the brick walkway here to the front door.
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Joan moves quickly through the parking lot and onto a walkway leading to the hospital entrance.
Fiction book (1992) -
Across the pool is a walkway, and beyond that is the Nervion River.
Academic text (1999) -
Take this walkway, then you'll go through the building... and you'll see signs for the main hospital on the other side.
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We have all spent four years here in these buildings and on these walkways, sharing memories both joyous and sad.
Synonyms
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A way or track that people and things move along for travel
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A paved path next to a street for people to walk on
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A path people use near a building or in a garden
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A path at the side of a road for people to walk on
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A narrow path for people to walk on away from roads
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A path for people to walk on, often by a road or river
A path for people to walk on beside a road
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Etymology
Walkway is made from two simple parts, walk ('to move on your feet') and way ('path' or 'road'). It literally means a path for walking, which is why a walkway is a path or route built for people to walk on.