Lingaku- to go for a walk around
- (fig.) to speak in a roundabout way
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- to go for a walk around
- (fig.) to speak in a roundabout way
This meaning refers to physically moving around an area, often for leisure or exercise, without a specific destination in mind.
I often go for a walk around in the afternoon.
They walk around in the park, enjoying the beautiful scenery.
This figurative meaning implies that someone is communicating indirectly or avoiding straight answers, often using elaborate or ambiguous language.
He always speaks in a roundabout way, which confuses me.
Generated collocations (experimental)
rào wān r5绕弯儿zǒu走to walk in a roundabout wayshuō huà说话rào wān r5绕弯儿to speak in a roundabout mannerrào wān r5绕弯儿de的Lù路a roundabout routerào wān r5绕弯儿de的fāng shì方式a roundabout approachBié别rào wān r5绕弯儿le了stop beating around the bushrào wān r5绕弯儿de的yì tí议题a roundabout topickào靠rào wān r5绕弯儿yǐn dǎo引导to guide through indirect meansshuō huà说话Bié别zǒng总rào wān r5绕弯儿don't always speak indirectlytā他zǒng shì总是rào wān r5绕弯儿he always speaks in a roundabout wayshēng huó生活Zhōng中rào wān r5绕弯儿roundabout ways in life