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walk along

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walk along
to move along on foot. I was just walking along when my heel broke off. I'm in no hurry. I'll just walk along at my own speed.
See also: along, walk

walk along something

to move beside something on foot. Let's not walk along the road. It's too dangerous. Walk along the wall where it's safer.
See also: along, walk


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As well as taking part in the trek, David is also readying himself for a solo walk along the wall this Easter.
WE often walk along the prom in Liverpool with our grandkids, but tend to stay along the Otterspool pub end.
The pair began to walk along Raby Road, with their takeaway, and were approached by a man who they did not know.
 
 
 
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