French · to walk
Let's take a walk.
Take a walk.
Take a walk.
Can you walk?
Can you walk?
I prefer to walk.
I want to walk.
I can walk.
He's very fond of walking.
I could walk.
It almost worked.
Walking is a good exercise.
He could not walk any further.
I would like to walk along the river.
I am so tired that I can hardly walk.
I'm too tired to walk.
I like to walk in the rain.
I am unable to walk as fast as he can.
I would rather walk than wait for the next bus.
He said, "Let's take a walk along the river."
Walking is an excellent exercise.
It was an ideal day for walking.
A fly can walk on the ceiling.
A sprained ankle disabled him from walking for a month.
She dared to walk the tightrope without a net.
The ice was so thick as to walk on.
To walk is a healthy form of exercise.
The mountain path was under a blanket of leaves, soft and easy to walk on.
She is used to walking long distances.
I once saw a man walk barefoot over hot coals.
Tom can walk.
I can hardly walk.
Tom kept walking.
Tom kept walking.
Tom can't walk.
Tom kept walking.
Tom could barely walk.
You cannot make a crab walk straight.
You can't teach a crab how to walk straight.
Babies crawl before they walk.
Dan kept walking.
Dan kept walking.
The bear cub is just learning to walk.
Dan kept walking.
The Sphinx began to walk around him.
I can now walk without crutches.
The baby staggers around because he is just learning to walk.
She had to learn to walk again.
Ziri started to walk.
Kate tries to walk on tiptoe.