Anduviese (en. I walked)

/an.duˈvjɛ.se/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates the action of moving from one place to another on foot.

If I walked more, I would be in better shape.

Si anduviese más, estaría en mejor forma.

Reflects a state of being in motion or displacement.

If I had walked more carefully, I wouldn't have fallen.

Si anduviese con más cuidado, no me habría caído.

It is used to express a hypothetical condition related to movement.

If I walked briskly, I would arrive on time.

Si anduviese a paso ligero, llegaría a tiempo.

From the verb andar, which comes from the Latin 'ambulare'.

anduviese like Peter in his own house

It is used to describe someone who moves with great confidence in a place.

anduviese como Pedro por su casa

andar

Verb meaning to move from one place to another.

andar

caminar

The action of moving on foot.

caminar

moverse

To move from one place to another.

moverse

Move quickly

When I walked around the city, I realized that everything had changed.

Cuando anduviese por la ciudad, me di cuenta de que todo había cambiado.

Go from one side to another

Yesterday I wandered around the beach aimlessly.

Ayer anduviese por toda la playa sin rumbo.