Examples of using "Passeio" in a sentence and their english translations:
We are going for a walk.
Shall we go out for a walk?
We had a very smooth ride.
Is there a bus ride here?
I go for a walk every morning.
I needed to go for a ride.
Is the tour going well?
They are taking a walk.
- I am just going for a walk.
- I'm just going for a walk.
There is no bus ride.
The bus ride has ended.
Let's take a walk for a change.
He is taking a walk.
It's too hot to go for a walk.
We went on a tour boat.
Do they have bus rides here?
Today there is no bus ride.
No more bus ride.
May I go out for a walk?
Bon voyage! May you have good luck on your journey.
She wouldn't go for a walk with him.
- I take a walk every day except when it rains.
- I go for a walk every day, except when it rains.
I'm taking a walk in a park.
That's enough for today, there's no bus ride anymore.
there was also a bike ride in those days
My grandfather takes a walk every morning.
How about taking a walk?
After dinner, I take a walk on the beach.
- I'm gonna go for a walk; will you come with me?
- I'm going to go take a stroll. Are you coming with me?
She went for a walk with him this morning.
I think there must be a bus ride here.
Tom said that he feels like going out.
She made it a habit to take a walk before dinner.
He's out taking a walk.
It was such a pleasant day that we went for a walk.
You went on the school trip, didn't you? How was it?
I used to take a walk in the morning.
Tom and Mary wanted to take a walk on the beach together.
- Do you fancy a walk on the beach in the moonlight?
- Do you fancy going for a walk on the beach in the moonlight?
A nice day, isn't it? Why not go out for a walk?
I sometimes walk to school and sometimes ride my bicycle.
I'd like to make a tour of famous sites in London tomorrow.
Would you like to go for a walk?
I used to often take a walk before breakfast, but I don't anymore.
The gondola ride wasn't as romantic as Tom and Mary had hoped.
Will you take us for a drive next Sunday?
I took a walk in the park.
I'd like to take a walk.