Translations for „perambulation“ in the English » Arabic Dictionary

perambulation <a perambulation; perambulations> N

perambulation

تَجَوُّل

perambulation (peoples & races)

جَوْب

perambulation (peoples & races)

خَرْق

perambulation

perambulation

تَطْواف

perambulation

طَوَاف

perambulation

دَوَرَان

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

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

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

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

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Each time he undertook a perambulation around the stage, the tribhanga was intact with the sway which did not in the least appear feminine.

www.thehindu.com

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

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

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

www.smh.com.au