WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| walkabout n | informal, humorous (absence) | ausencia laboral loc nom f |
| | My umbrella seems to have gone walkabout--I'm sure I left it near the front door. |
| walkabout n | (informal meet-and-greet) | paseo entre el público loc nom m |
| | The president went walkabout around the town, shaking hands with people. |
| walkabout n | AU (Aboriginal journey) | vuelta temporal al estilo de vida aborigen loc nom f |
| | Archie wrote a song about the Australian Aboriginal custom of walkabout. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
| walk about vi phrasal | (stroll around, go around on foot) | pasear⇒ vi |
| | A veces me encanta pasear por la noche. |
| | | deambular⇒ vi |
| | Como era aún temprano para su cita, estuvo deambulando un rato por el centro comercial. |
| | | dar un paseo loc verb |
| | Estamos dando un paseo por el parque. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2026:
| Principal Translations |
walk around,
walk about vi + adv | (stroll about, go about on foot) | deambular por ahí loc verb |
| | I didn't have a place to go. I was just walking around. |
| | No tenía dónde ir, solo estaba deambulando por ahí. |
| | | deambular por ahí loc verb |
| | No tenía dónde ir, solo estaba deambulando por ahí. |
| walk around [sth] vi + prep | (stroll outside [sth]) | dar la vuelta a loc verb |
| | You'll have to walk around the mountain to get to the other side. |
| | Vas a tener que dar la vuelta a la montaña para llegar al otro lado. |
| | | dar la vuelta a loc verb |
| | Vas a tener que dar la vuelta a la montaña para llegar al otro lado. |