Pasearse (en. Walk)

/pa.seˈaɾ.se/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To walk without a specific destination, generally for pleasure.

I like to stroll through the park on Sundays.

Me gusta pasearme por el parque los domingos.

To show someone something while strolling.

I decided to take my friends around the city.

Decidí pasearme a mis amigos por la ciudad.

To enjoy a journey without worrying about time.

She strolled along the beach until sunset.

Ella se paseó por la playa hasta el atardecer.

From the verb 'pasear', which comes from the Latin 'passeāre', related to 'pasar'.

to stroll through

To visit or roam a place on foot.

pasearse por

to stroll like a king

To enjoy great comfort or freedom.

pasearse como un rey

walk

The action of strolling.

paseo

hike

A long walk, often for pleasure.

caminata

tour

Guided visit or tour of a place.

tour

To wander aimlessly, just for the pleasure of going out.

Today I went out for a spin, just to stroll around the neighborhood.

Hoy salí a dar una vuelta, solo a pasear por el barrio.

To go out to meet someone or to see someone in a public place.

He always strolls through the square to see if he finds someone.

Él siempre se pasea por la plaza para ver si encuentra a alguien.