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hill walking in British English
(hɪl ˈwɔːkɪŋ)
noun
the activity of walking through hilly country for pleasure
She's a keen sportswoman and loves hill walking.
He goes hill walking in Skye in his spare time.
Examples of 'hill walking' in a sentencehill walking
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British English: hill-walking /ˈhɪlˌwɔːkɪŋ/ NOUN
Hill-walking is the activity of walking through hilly country for pleasure.
- American English: hiking
- Arabic: التَنَزُّهُ بَيـنَ الـمُرتَفَعَاتِ
- Brazilian Portuguese: caminhada em morro
- Chinese: 山地行走
- Croatian: šetanje po brdima
- Czech: chození po horách
- Danish: fjeldvandring
- Dutch: bergwandelen
- European Spanish: senderismo
- Finnish: mäkikävely
- French: randonnée en basse montagne
- German: Bergwandern
- Greek: πεζοπορία σε λόφο
- Italian: passeggiata in collina
- Japanese: ヒルウォーキング
- Korean: 언덕 산책
- Norwegian: fjelltur
- Polish: wędrówka górska
- European Portuguese: caminhada nas montanhas
- Romanian: drumeție pe dealuri
- Russian: горный поход
- Latin American Spanish: senderismo
- Swedish: bergsvandring
- Thai: การเดินเขา
- Turkish: tepelere tırmanma
- Ukrainian: прогулянка пагорбами
- Vietnamese: đi bộ lên đồi
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