intransitive. To walk in a steady, measured, or deliberate manner; to go, proceed. Also with adverbs, as off, on, out. Also figurative.
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| 单词 | θ106915 |
| 释义 | the world > movement > progressive motion > walking > walk, tread, or step [verb (intransitive)] > steady and deliberate (2) march1733 intransitive. To walk in a steady, measured, or deliberate manner; to go, proceed. Also with adverbs, as off, on, out. Also figurative. mog1857 intransitive. British regional and North American. To walk slowly but steadily; to move at a steady pace. Chiefly with on, along. |
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