Translation of "walks" to Spanish language:
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| She walks. | Ella anda. |
| She walks. | Ella camina. |
| She walks. | Anda. |
| Tom walks. | Tom camina. |
| Tom walks slowly. | Tom camina lentamente. |
| Tom walks slowly. | Tom camina despacio. |
| He walks slowly. | Él camina despacio. |
| He walks fast. | Camina rápido. |
| Maria walks slowly. | María camina despacio. |
| Maria walks slowly. | María anda despacio. |
| He walks often. | Camina a menudo. |
| He walks to school. | Él camina a la escuela. |
| He walks to school. | Él va a la escuela caminando. |
| Tom walks very slowly. | Tom camina muy lentamente. |
| He likes taking walks. | Le gusta pasear. |
| Masako usually walks to school. | Masako normalmente va al colegio a pie. |
| He often walks to school. | Él va a menudo a pie al colegio. |
| She always walks to school. | Ella siempre va al colegio a pie. |
| John Francis walks the Earth | John Francis camina por la Tierra |
| He who walks blamelessly walks surely, but he who perverts his ways will be found out. | El que camina en integridad anda confiado, pero el que pervierte sus caminos será descubierto |
| My sister usually walks to school. | Mi hermana mayor va normalmente a la escuela andando. |
| My sister usually walks to school. | Mi hermana suele irse a pie a la escuela. |
| He always walks with a rifle. | Siempre anda con un rifle. |
| He walks his dog every morning. | Él pasea a su perro cada mañana. |
| A dog barks a man walks. | El perro ladra, el hombre camina. |
| Tom almost always walks to work. | Tom casi siempre camina al trabajo. |
| Tom likes taking walks with Mary. | A Tom le gusta pasear con Mary. |
| There's something wonderful about night walks. | Hay algo fantástico sobre los paseos de noche. |
| She walks at a slow pace. | Ella camina lento. |
| She walks at a slow pace. | Camina lento. |
| Is he who walks prone on his face better guided, or he who walks upright on a straight path? | Quien anda agachado va mejor dirigido que quien anda erguido por una vía recta? |
| Is he who walks grovelling upon his face better guided, or he who walks upright upon a straight path? | Quien anda agachado va mejor dirigido que quien anda erguido por una vía recta? |
| He walks in the park every morning. | Él camina cada mañana por el parque. |
| She always walks with a light step. | Ella siempre camina a paso ligero. |
| I like taking walks in the woods. | Me gusta dar paseos por el bosque. |
| She likes to go for walks alone. | A ella le gusta salir a caminar sola. |
| Tom walks about fifteen miles a day. | Tom camina unas quince millas al día. |
| He whistles as he walks to work. | Él silba mientras camina al trabajo. |
| Her grandmother walks around all hunched over. | Su abuela camina por todas partes completamente encorvada. |
| It stands up, it walks very impressive. | Se levanta, camina... impresionante. |
| What, is he who walks prone upon his face better guided than he who walks upright on a straight path? | Quien anda agachado va mejor dirigido que quien anda erguido por una vía recta? |
| Is he who walks bent on his own design better guided, or he who walks upright on a straight path? | Quien anda agachado va mejor dirigido que quien anda erguido por una vía recta? |
| Who is better guided he who walks grovelling on his face, or he who walks upright on a Straight Path? | Quien anda agachado va mejor dirigido que quien anda erguido por una vía recta? |
| What, is he who walks, falling upon his face, more guided than he who walks upright on a Straight Path! | Quien anda agachado va mejor dirigido que quien anda erguido por una vía recta? |
| Then is one who walks fallen on his face better guided or one who walks erect on a straight path? | Quien anda agachado va mejor dirigido que quien anda erguido por una vía recta? |
