Definition of walkathon in English:

walkathon

noun ˈwɔːkəθɒnˈwɔkəˌθɑn

informal

A long-distance walk organized as a fundraising event.
Example sentencesExamples
- Trax, in Sheppard Street, is holding a walkathon to raise money for four-year-old Brandon Humphries, who has cerebral palsy.
- Who in their right mind would cheat on a charity walkathon?
- It's comforting to think that if we just have enough walkathons and celebrity fund-raisers, we'll cure everything.
- Competitions and walkathons were also organized.
- I don't walk for a workout, and besides, walkathons are for out-of-shape mothers.
- AMP is also helping facilitate various employee events - from bucket collections in building foyers to a walkathon in Melbourne.
- Sometimes club members and staff even participate in charity events, such as walkathons, as an unofficial group from the club.
- There are several bloggers right now gearing up for their walkathons to help benefit some great charities.
- When there was a terrible famine in Africa one year we did a ten mile walkathon to raise money.
- A host of events were organised to raise the money, including a six-a-side football tournament, a walkathon and Indian dinner party.
- Towards this objective, HelpAge India has organized a series of physical events for senior citizens including golf tournaments and walkathons.
- The Diamond Vale Government Primary School PTA expresses its thanks and appreciation to those who contributed in making our fund-raising walkathon a success on June 11.
- A spokesman for Cafod said: ‘This is the fifth year running we have held a walkathon to raise funds for Cafod.’
- Last May, Mandy took part in a 26-mile walkathon and raised over £2,000.
- Now the gym is planning a walkathon for March 29.
- Raju's walkathon will take him through 21 States, covering 15,000 km.
- And the people of Kerry have been asked to put their best foot forward to help support the trust by taking part in a ten-mile walkathon organised by Lea and her supporters.
- Last Monday a sponsored walkathon, in Trax Gym, Sheppard Street, raised more than £300 towards the campaign.
- I find a certain irony in seeing a parent drive their kid door to door to collect pledges for a walkathon.
- About 50 walkers of all ages joined the walkathon Sunday to raise funds for Steinbach's Grace Haven Pregnancy Crisis Centre.

Origin

1930s: from walk, on the pattern of marathon.

Rhymes

talkathon

Definition of walkathon in US English:

walkathon

nounˈwɔkəˌθɑnˈwôkəˌTHän

informal

A long-distance walk organized as a fundraising event.
Example sentencesExamples
- Raju's walkathon will take him through 21 States, covering 15,000 km.
- Last Monday a sponsored walkathon, in Trax Gym, Sheppard Street, raised more than £300 towards the campaign.
- A host of events were organised to raise the money, including a six-a-side football tournament, a walkathon and Indian dinner party.
- I find a certain irony in seeing a parent drive their kid door to door to collect pledges for a walkathon.
- About 50 walkers of all ages joined the walkathon Sunday to raise funds for Steinbach's Grace Haven Pregnancy Crisis Centre.
- And the people of Kerry have been asked to put their best foot forward to help support the trust by taking part in a ten-mile walkathon organised by Lea and her supporters.
- I don't walk for a workout, and besides, walkathons are for out-of-shape mothers.
- The Diamond Vale Government Primary School PTA expresses its thanks and appreciation to those who contributed in making our fund-raising walkathon a success on June 11.
- Who in their right mind would cheat on a charity walkathon?
- When there was a terrible famine in Africa one year we did a ten mile walkathon to raise money.
- Sometimes club members and staff even participate in charity events, such as walkathons, as an unofficial group from the club.
- Last May, Mandy took part in a 26-mile walkathon and raised over £2,000.
- AMP is also helping facilitate various employee events - from bucket collections in building foyers to a walkathon in Melbourne.
- Trax, in Sheppard Street, is holding a walkathon to raise money for four-year-old Brandon Humphries, who has cerebral palsy.
- Now the gym is planning a walkathon for March 29.
- Competitions and walkathons were also organized.
- There are several bloggers right now gearing up for their walkathons to help benefit some great charities.
- Towards this objective, HelpAge India has organized a series of physical events for senior citizens including golf tournaments and walkathons.
- A spokesman for Cafod said: ‘This is the fifth year running we have held a walkathon to raise funds for Cafod.’
- It's comforting to think that if we just have enough walkathons and celebrity fund-raisers, we'll cure everything.

Origin

1930s: from walk, on the pattern of marathon.

单词	walkathon
释义	Definition of walkathon in English: walkathon noun ˈwɔːkəθɒnˈwɔkəˌθɑn informal A long-distance walk organized as a fundraising event. Example sentencesExamples Trax, in Sheppard Street, is holding a walkathon to raise money for four-year-old Brandon Humphries, who has cerebral palsy. Who in their right mind would cheat on a charity walkathon? It's comforting to think that if we just have enough walkathons and celebrity fund-raisers, we'll cure everything. Competitions and walkathons were also organized. I don't walk for a workout, and besides, walkathons are for out-of-shape mothers. AMP is also helping facilitate various employee events - from bucket collections in building foyers to a walkathon in Melbourne. Sometimes club members and staff even participate in charity events, such as walkathons, as an unofficial group from the club. There are several bloggers right now gearing up for their walkathons to help benefit some great charities. When there was a terrible famine in Africa one year we did a ten mile walkathon to raise money. A host of events were organised to raise the money, including a six-a-side football tournament, a walkathon and Indian dinner party. Towards this objective, HelpAge India has organized a series of physical events for senior citizens including golf tournaments and walkathons. The Diamond Vale Government Primary School PTA expresses its thanks and appreciation to those who contributed in making our fund-raising walkathon a success on June 11. A spokesman for Cafod said: ‘This is the fifth year running we have held a walkathon to raise funds for Cafod.’ Last May, Mandy took part in a 26-mile walkathon and raised over £2,000. Now the gym is planning a walkathon for March 29. Raju's walkathon will take him through 21 States, covering 15,000 km. And the people of Kerry have been asked to put their best foot forward to help support the trust by taking part in a ten-mile walkathon organised by Lea and her supporters. Last Monday a sponsored walkathon, in Trax Gym, Sheppard Street, raised more than £300 towards the campaign. I find a certain irony in seeing a parent drive their kid door to door to collect pledges for a walkathon. About 50 walkers of all ages joined the walkathon Sunday to raise funds for Steinbach's Grace Haven Pregnancy Crisis Centre. Origin 1930s: from walk, on the pattern of marathon. Rhymes talkathon Definition of walkathon in US English: walkathon nounˈwɔkəˌθɑnˈwôkəˌTHän informal A long-distance walk organized as a fundraising event. Example sentencesExamples Raju's walkathon will take him through 21 States, covering 15,000 km. Last Monday a sponsored walkathon, in Trax Gym, Sheppard Street, raised more than £300 towards the campaign. A host of events were organised to raise the money, including a six-a-side football tournament, a walkathon and Indian dinner party. I find a certain irony in seeing a parent drive their kid door to door to collect pledges for a walkathon. About 50 walkers of all ages joined the walkathon Sunday to raise funds for Steinbach's Grace Haven Pregnancy Crisis Centre. And the people of Kerry have been asked to put their best foot forward to help support the trust by taking part in a ten-mile walkathon organised by Lea and her supporters. I don't walk for a workout, and besides, walkathons are for out-of-shape mothers. The Diamond Vale Government Primary School PTA expresses its thanks and appreciation to those who contributed in making our fund-raising walkathon a success on June 11. Who in their right mind would cheat on a charity walkathon? When there was a terrible famine in Africa one year we did a ten mile walkathon to raise money. Sometimes club members and staff even participate in charity events, such as walkathons, as an unofficial group from the club. Last May, Mandy took part in a 26-mile walkathon and raised over £2,000. AMP is also helping facilitate various employee events - from bucket collections in building foyers to a walkathon in Melbourne. Trax, in Sheppard Street, is holding a walkathon to raise money for four-year-old Brandon Humphries, who has cerebral palsy. Now the gym is planning a walkathon for March 29. Competitions and walkathons were also organized. There are several bloggers right now gearing up for their walkathons to help benefit some great charities. Towards this objective, HelpAge India has organized a series of physical events for senior citizens including golf tournaments and walkathons. A spokesman for Cafod said: ‘This is the fifth year running we have held a walkathon to raise funds for Cafod.’ It's comforting to think that if we just have enough walkathons and celebrity fund-raisers, we'll cure everything. Origin 1930s: from walk, on the pattern of marathon.
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