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"to walk down" in Spanish

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"to walk down" in Spanish
to walk down{transitive verb}
bajar por- caminar por
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TRANSLATIONS & EXAMPLES
to walk down{transitive verb}
to walk down
bajar por{v.t.}
to walk down
caminar por{v.t.}

SIMILAR TRANSLATIONS
Similar translations for "to walk down" in Spanish
walknoun
paseo- marcha- andar- manera de caminar- manera de andar- caminata- camino
to walkverb
caminar- andar- camellear- transitar- andar a pie- circular- marchar- pasearse- acompañar- recorrer- caminar por- pasear- sacar a pasear- llevar al paso- darle una base por bolas a- pasear- ir a pie- ir caminando- ir andando- dar una base por bolas- pasar por bolas- desaparecer- echarse para atrás- librarse de los cargos
downnoun
down- oportunidad- vello- pelusilla- pelusilla- pelusa- bozo- borra- plumón
downadjective
abajo- decaído- hundido- deprimido- decaída- plumífero- achantado- aplanado- aplanchado- apocado- chipi- chipil- escurrido- jodido- mustio- palteado
downadverb
bajo- abajo- bajado- hasta
to downverb
derribar- atizarse- empinarse- empiparse- inflarse- pimplarse- plantarse- soplarse- beberse rápidamente- tomarse rápidamente- tumbar- abatir- derrotar
CONTEXT EXAMPLES
Context examples for "to walk down" in Spanish(!) These sentences come from external sources & may not be accurate. Therefore, we are not responsible for their content.
her parents wanted to see her walk down the aisle
sus padres querían verla vestida de blanco
to walk up and down
caminar de arriba abajo
Alternatively, you can take tram N° 13 or 15 up to Place des Nations and walk down Avenue de la Paix to Centre William Rappard.
Si no, pueden ustedes tomar los tranvías Nº 13 o Nº 15 hasta la Place des Nations y bajar a pie por la Avenue de la Paix hasta el Centro William Rappard.
we can walk down
podemos bajar andando
Women cannot go to work, girls cannot go to school, women cannot walk freely down the street, and they are stoned, to name but a few examples.
Las mujeres no pueden ejercer su profesión, las niñas no pueden ir a la escuela, las mujeres no pueden moverse libremente por la calle, las mujeres son lapidadas, por dar tan sólo algunos ejemplos.

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