Definition of ambulate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
movementDated walk using one's own legsDated
- After the surgery, he was able to ambulate.
- She can ambulate without assistance now.
- Patients are encouraged to ambulate daily.
Origin of ambulate
Latin, ambulare (to walk)
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- French:marcher, ...
- German:gehen, ...
- Italian:camminare, ...
- Spanish:caminar, ...
- Portuguese:andar, ...
- Chinese:行走, ...
- Japanese:歩く, ...
- Arabic:مَشَى, ...
- Hebrew:לָלֶכֶת, ...
- Russian:ходить, ...
- Ukrainian:ходити, ...
- Hindi:चलना, ...
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