Paseaban (en. They were walking)

/pa.seˈa.βan/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: Action of walking through a place generally with pleasure.

English: They were strolling through the park in the afternoon.

Ellos paseaban por el parque durante la tarde.

English: Spending time outdoors normally in company.

English: Yesterday they were walking together on the beach.

Ayer paseaban juntos en la playa.

English: Distraction or fun while walking.

English: The children were strolling around the neighborhood after school.

Los niños paseaban por el barrio después de la escuela.

English: Form of the verb 'to stroll', which comes from the Latin 'passeare'.

English: stroll through the center

English: walk in the main area of a city.

pasear por el centro

English: take the dog for a walk

English: take a dog for a walk.

pasear a la perra

English: family outing

English: an outdoor outing with family.

paseo familiar

English: stroll

English: Walk or outdoor stroll.

paseo

English: stroller

English: Person who strolls.

paseante

English: walkability

English: Ability to be walked.

paseabilidad

English: To go from one place to another without hurry, enjoying the time.

English: Let's stroll through the center and see what we find.

Vamos a pasear por el centro y ver qué encontramos.

English: Taking time to relax.

English: Today I'm on a stroll, I have nothing to do.

Hoy estoy de paseo, no tengo nada que hacer.