Pasea (en. Walk)
/paˈsea/
Meaning & Definition
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verb
To walk through a place, generally in a relaxed or recreational manner.
She strolls through the park every day.
Ella pasea por el parque todos los días.
To take an animal, such as a dog, for a walk.
He walks his dog in the afternoon.
Él pasea a su perro por la tarde.
To wander through a place in search of fun or distraction.
We like to stroll along the beach on weekends.
Nos gusta pasear por la playa los fines de semana.
Etymology
From the verb 'pasear', which comes from the Latin 'pāseāre', meaning 'to walk' or 'to stroll' in a pleasurable manner.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to stroll around
To look around with curiosity or interest.
pasear la vista
to be in the clouds
To be in a state of joy or daydreaming.
pasear por las nubes
promenade
A path or promenade by the sea, often in tourist areas.
paseo marítimo
Related Words
stroll
A path or route that is taken on foot for pleasure.
paseo
stroller
A person who strolls.
paseante
walker
A person who walks someone or something, like a dog.
paseador
Slang Meanings
To hang out in a trendy specific place.
Let's stroll through downtown, which is trendy.
Vamos a pasear por el centro, que está de moda.
To go somewhere with the aim of showing something.
I took her for a walk around the neighborhood to show her my favorite spots.
La llevé a pasear por el barrio para que conociera mis lugares favoritos.