Paseaba (en. I was walking)

/pa.seˈa.βa/

Meaning & Definition

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verb

To walk or stroll through a place, calmly and without a fixed destination.

Yesterday I walked through the park and enjoyed the fresh air.

Ayer paseaba por el parque y disfruté del aire fresco.

To take someone for a walk or hike.

I walked my dog on the beach every day.

Paseaba a mi perro en la playa todos los días.

To visit places to pass the time.

While I was on vacation, I walked through the local markets.

Mientras estaba de vacaciones, paseaba por los mercados locales.

From the verb "pasear," which comes from the Latin "paśeāre."

to stroll through

To go around a place, usually with the intention of enjoying it.

pasear por

to take a walk

I went out to walk or roam a place to relax.

dar un paseo

to gaze at

To observe a landscape or place carefully.

pasear la vista

to take someone for a stroll

To accompany someone on a walk or outing.

pasear a alguien

stroll

The action of strolling; a walk or tour taken for recreation.

paseo

walker

A person who strolls.

paseante

dog-walker

A person who walks others, especially dogs.

paseador

To kill time or distract oneself.

I was strolling at the mall to avoid getting bored.

Estaba paseando en el centro comercial para no aburrirme.

To go out without planning.

I decided to stroll through the streets aimlessly.

Decidí pasear por las calles sin rumbo fijo.