Translations for „perambulation“ in the English » German Dictionary

per·am·bu·la·tion [pəˌræmbjəˈleiʃən] N dated form

perambulation

Spaziergang m

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English

It appears he is still going for his daily perambulations, out, on, round, back, in as he puts it.

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Here, we exit the mini-van and engage in swoony perambulations.

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Here's what they've observed about the productivity of perambulation.

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But in their pally perambulations the pair may lament the government's bad situation.

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The gates had also prevented an unobstructed perambulation of the walls, and the opportunity was taken to carry the walkway over the new gates.

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I decided on an afternoon perambulation to make room for supper.

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The weekend shop is an altogether more indulgent, less rushed and more expensive perambulation that will witness the accretion of items such as chick peas that will never be consumed.

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Puma perambulation is deceptive -- seemingly languid, the animals nevertheless eat up the ground with their rippling gait.

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I'll set out for two hours, go for a perambulation then come back and write something down then go off again.

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Beyond these perambulations, the most important point is to have a bait in the water.

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