Caminaban (en. They walked)

/ka.mi.na.βan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Action of moving from one place to another using the legs.

They walked through the park every day.

Ellos caminaban por el parque todos los días.

To move on foot, to walk.

They walked slowly to enjoy the scenery.

Caminaban lentamente para disfrutar del paisaje.

To go on foot in the direction of a specific place.

They were walking to the store when it started to rain.

Caminaban hacia la tienda cuando empezó a llover.

It comes from the Latin 'camināre', which means to walk or move on foot.

they walked among shadows

they moved stealthily or secretly

caminaban entre sombras

they walked through life

vivid in the sense of experiencing the passage of life

caminaban por la vida

they walked at their leisure

they moved freely, without restrictions

caminaban a sus anchas

to walk

Verb that means to move on foot.

caminar

walker

A person who walks, especially in places for hiking.

caminante

path

Route or path that can be traveled on foot.

camino

To walk aimlessly.

He was walking around crazily, not knowing where he was going.

Estaba caminando a lo loco, sin saber a dónde iba.

Walking fast.

They were walking hurriedly to arrive on time.

Iban caminando a toda prisa para llegar a tiempo.