Definition
Definition of strolled - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
leisurely movementhaving walked somewhere slowly for pleasure or without a clear purpose
- They were strolled along the riverbank after lunch.
2.
easy successUK having gained or achieved something easily and casuallyUK
- The team had strolled to victory before halftime.
Origin of strolled
Middle English, strollen (to wander)
Examples of strolled in a sentence
A strolled couple stopped outside the café. It was a strolled win for the champions. The firm enjoyed a strolled takeover of its rival.
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- French:promené, facile, ...
- German:spazieren gegangen, mühelos errungen, ...
- Italian:che ha passeggiato senza fretta, conseguito con disinvoltura, ...
- Spanish:paseado, holgado, ...
- Portuguese:passeado, folgado, ...
- Chinese:漫步过的, 轻松取胜的, ...
- Japanese:散歩した, 楽々と成し遂げた, ...
- Arabic:مُتَنَزِّه, مُحَقِّق لِلنَّجاح بِسُهولَة, ...
- Hebrew:מְטַיֵּל, מְנַצֵּחַ בְּקַלּוּת, ...
- Russian:прогулявшийся, легко достигнутый, ...
- Ukrainian:прогуляний, здобутий легко й невимушено, ...
- Hindi:टहला हुआ, अनायास हासिल किया हुआ, ...
Definition of stroll - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
leisureintr. walk in a leisurely wayintr.
- They decided to stroll along the beach at sunset.
2.
- She managed to stroll into the top position.
3.
prostitutionintr. Dated US walk the streets as a prostituteintr. Dated US
- She was seen strolling in the red-light district.
Noun
1.
leisureleisurely walk for pleasure or relaxation
- We went for a stroll in the park.
2.
danceDated US 1950s dance with slow, relaxed stepsDated US
- They performed the stroll at the retro party.
Expressions with stroll
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located very close by a brief walk
The park is just a short stroll from my house.
recall pleasant memories from the past
She likes to stroll down memory lane and talk about her childhood.
walk in a leisurely way
They decided to stroll on the beach at sunset.
walk slowly and calmly for enjoyment
Let's go for a stroll in the park.
walk slowly for pleasure or relaxation
Let's take a stroll in the park after dinner.
Origin of stroll
Middle English, strollen (to wander)
Examples of stroll in a sentence
She would often stroll around the neighborhood in the evenings. She strolled through the interview and got the job. The team strolled to victory despite the pressure. She decided to stop strolling after the incident. The police monitored those strolling at night. A gentle stroll by the river was refreshing.
They took a stroll through the historic district. The stroll was a popular dance in the 1950s. They taught the stroll to the new dancers.
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- French:se promener, promenade, ...
- German:spazieren, Spaziergang, ...
- Italian:camminare, passeggiata, ...
- Spanish:caminar, paseo, ...
- Portuguese:caminhar, passeio, ...
- Chinese:漫步, 闲逛, ...
- Japanese:散歩する, 散歩, ...
- Arabic:تَمَشَّى, نُزْهَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְטַיֵּל, טִיּוּל, ...
- Russian:прогуливаться, прогулка, ...
- Ukrainian:прогулюватися, прогулянка, ...
- Hindi:टहलना, सैर, ...
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