Definition of Walk
Quick Meaning of Walk
To move your legs to go from one place to another on foot.
Detailed Definition of Walk
To move forward by putting one foot in front of the other on the ground.
How to Pronounce Walk
IPA:
/wɔːk/
How to Use Walk in a Sentence
Each example shows “walk” with a CEFR level so learners can pick examples that match their fluency.
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“I walk to work every morning.”
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“She walks in the park on weekends.”
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“Walking is a healthy form of exercise.”
Synonyms and Antonyms of Walk
Common Synonyms for Walk
Smart Synonyms for Walk — When to Use Each
- stroll
- for leisurely, relaxed walking without hurry
- trek
- for long, difficult journey on foot
Common Collocations with Walk
These phrases pair with “walk” in everyday English:
- long walk
- morning walk
- walk home
- take a walk
- walk slowly
Common Mistakes When Using Walk
Even fluent speakers slip up with “walk”. Here’s how to avoid the most common errors:
- ✗ Wrong: He walk to school.
- ✓ Correct: He walks to school.
- Why: Third person singular needs -s: walks not walk.
- ✗ Wrong: I am walking to the store tomorrow.
- ✓ Correct: I will walk to the store tomorrow.
- Why: For future plans, use 'will' not present continuous.
Other Forms of Walk
- Verb: walk
Frequently Asked Questions About Walk
What is the meaning of "Walk"?
To move your legs to go from one place to another on foot.
How do you pronounce "Walk"?
The IPA is /wɔːk/.
What part of speech is "Walk"?
"Walk" is a verb at A1 level (Common European Framework).
What are synonyms for "Walk"?
Common synonyms include stroll, march, stride.
How do you use "Walk" in a sentence?
For example: "I walk to work every morning."