take a walk
英 [teik ə wɔ:k] 美 [tek e wɔk]

释义

散步；遛遛；遛达遛达；

双语例句

1. I used to take a walk in the quiet grove.
   过去我常在那安静的小树林里散步。
2. My father goes for a walk daily.
   我父亲每天散步。

权威例句

Take a Walk
Take a walk.
TAKE A WALK
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