Lingaku- to go on foot (idiom)
- to do things at a leisurely pace
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- to go on foot (idiom)
- to do things at a leisurely pace
This idiom describes the act of walking instead of using a vehicle, often implying a relaxed and unhurried approach to travel.
I chose to walk, enjoying the scenery along the way.
They would rather go on foot than rush along the road.
This meaning emphasizes a calm and unhurried approach to life or tasks, suggesting that one takes their time rather than rushing.
On weekends, I enjoy taking things slow and savoring life.
She always does things at a leisurely pace, never hurrying to finish her work.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ān bù dàng chē安步当车to go on footĀn安bù xíng步行zǒu走to walk leisurelyĀn安Bù步yóu lǎn游览to take a leisurely strollĀn安Bù步lǚ xíng旅行to travel on footĀn安Bù步guān guāng观光to sightsee on footĀn安Bù步sàn xīn散心to take a walk for relaxationĀn安Bù步guàng jiē逛街to leisurely stroll through shopsĀn安Bù步chū xíng出行to go out by footĀn安Bù步xián guàng闲逛to wander around leisurelyĀn安Bù步yóu wán游玩to play and explore on foot