to take for a stroll

Examples

• All

• I took my dog outside for a stroll.

• I took my dog outside for a stroll.

  Blog text (21)

• I gotta take my lord here for a stroll.

  State of Grace (1990)

• I probably walk through and enjoy Juanita Bay and Beach Parks at least every other day while taking the dog for a stroll.

  Blog text (21)

• My talent is like a pit bull on a very long leash, and each day when I take it out for a stroll, I hold on for dear life.

  Fiction book (2002)

• She listened when he spoke of things like war in Asia, race riots in America, but her world centered on whether the sun would shine warm enough to take Darren for a stroll.

  Fiction book (1990)

• He takes her for a nice romantic stroll in the park.

• You could take me for a stroll in the garden.

Synonyms

T

to take a stroll

vsto take for a stroll

14 2.0

To walk slowly and enjoy the fresh air

involves doing this while accompanying someone or something

G

to go walking

vsto take for a stroll

12 1.0

To walk for pleasure or exercise

focuses on accompanying someone rather than on exercise or fitness

S

to stroll along

vsto take for a stroll

5 2.6

To walk slowly for pleasure along a street or riverside

is used when the walk involves accompanying someone or something

Antonyms

S

to sit still

66 1.0

Stay seated without moving

S

to stay indoors

15 1.6

Remain inside a building to avoid bad weather or danger

How Leisurely

to saunter

18 5.5

to amble

15 4.8

to take for a stroll

2 2.3

to walk

∞ 1.0

to stride

16 2.7

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology