Examples of using "Camminato" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I left.
- I walked.
They walked.
We walked.
- I went on foot.
- I walked.
We walked a lot.
We walked a lot.
Tom walked.
He walked.
They all walked.
I walked here.
We walked for miles.
We walked.
I walked alone.
We walked a lot.
We walked on tiptoes.
They walked side by side.
Mankind has walked on the Moon.
I walked as far as the station.
We walked along the river.
I walked along the river.
We walked to the river.
Sami walked.
The astronaut walked on the moon.
I've been walking all night long,
- We have walked all around the lake.
- We've walked all around the lake.
We walked to my room.
- Tom would've walked.
- Tom would have walked.
After we walked for a while, we got to the lake.
I repeat myself: the place has to be hiked.
I walked three-fourths of a mile.
Tom walked to the bus stop.
We walked on the dune.
♪ I've been walking all day, and I'm nearly done. ♪
- I walked about a mile.
- I walked about 1 mile.
We walked to the river.
I walked as far as the station.
He walked through the forest.
I walked for two hours in the afternoon heat.
I was so injured that I would never walk again.
Five minutes' walk brought us to the park.
She walked toward him.
We walked up and down the streets of Kyoto.
Tom walked.
I walked toward the park.
We walked more quickly than usual.
We walked along a narrow path.
We walked for about 6 kilometers.
- Tom walked to the door.
- Tom came to the door.
I walked on tiptoes so as not to wake the baby.
We walked slowly towards them.
They walked slowly towards him.
They walked slowly towards her.
Yesterday I walked to the park.
A man has walked 200 miles in protest of Brexit.
When was the last time you walked hand in hand with someone?
Or was it the day that my doctor told me that I would never walk again?
Tom walked to the end of the pier.
Tom walked with Mary.
The detectives walked through charred ruins of the factory.
For the past few years, teenagers who imitate overweight American rappers have been walking like inverted pendulums, swinging from left to right, which is the only way forward if you weigh over two hundred and sixty pounds, but completely ineffective if you are a scrawny teenager weighing half of that, since most of the energy is wasted on side steps, not to mention the sheer absurdity of that swinging gait.