free rice关于“走”的英语单词
1.Weambled（从容不迫地走;放轻脚步地走）down to the beach.
2.The childrenclumped（拖着沉重的脚步走）down the stairs.
3.Before babies can walk, theycrawl（爬行）.
4.Not wishing to be noticed, the boycrept（蹑手蹑脚地走，爬行）downstairs.
5.With one leg hurt, Johnlimped（跛行）home.
how it ud to be6.After class, the children did not go home direct butloitered（游荡）on the way.
7.The carlurched（摇摆不定）forward across the grass.
8.The thief has beenlurking（潜行）in a corner for his unsuspecting victims.
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9.The victorious armymarched（迈进）into the conquered city.
10.There were plenty of cretariesmincing（忸怩作态地走；碎步走,不自然地走）about.
11.The man who wife was expecting the first baby waspacing（踱步）nervously up and downthe hospital corridor.
12.She spent the morningpadding（放轻脚步走）about the hou in her slippers.
13.The hitch-hikers reached the town after a long walk andplodded（重步行走）wearily to thehotel.
14.Shepranced（昂首阔步地走;神气地走）out of the room.
15.Beasts come out toprowl（四处觅食）after their prey at night.
16.After dinner, I wentrambling（漫步）in the park.
17.The pedestriansrushed（快步走）here and there in the rain.bodily
18.Hesauntered（悠然自得地走）by, looking as if he had all the time in the world.
19.A little girlscampered（尤指小动物、小孩蹦蹦跳跳地走）about in the garden.爱在招生部
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20.The mountaineersscrambled（攀爬）up the hill side.
21.A mouscuttled（急赶，疾走）across the floor.bent
22.The old portershambled（蹣跚地走；拖着脚走）along behind her.
23.The queue graduallyshuffled（拖着脚步走）forward.
24.The fox cameslinking（鬼鬼祟祟地走）through the bracken.
25.The drunkardstaggered（蹒跚）from the coffee shop and clung to a lamp-post.26.Shestomped（跺脚走）out of the room, slamming the door behind her.
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27.The puppystrayed（迷途）from its home and was completely lost.
28.The managerstrode（大步走）into the office and asked who was late for work.
29.At the weekend, Tom and his friends wentstrolling（闲逛）in the town.
30.The cock isstrutting（昂头阔步）up and down the farmyard.
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32.Heswaggered（昂首阔步；大摇大摆地走）along the corridor.
33.Theytiptoed（踮着脚走路）upstairs so they wouldn't wake the baby.
34.You could e his grandsontoddling（小孩学步时蹒跚行走）around in the garden.
35.The drunkardtottered（踉跄;蹒跚）along the road.
36.We spent the afternoontraipsing（懒散疲乏地走）around the town.
37.The farmertrudged（艰难地走）home with his hoe.
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