promenade in German
promenade in German is Promenade, spazieren gehen — promenade means a paved walkway, especially one along a seafront, used for strolling.
promenade in German
Promenade
A place where one takes a walk for leisurely pleasure, or for exercise, especially a terrace by the seaside.
spazieren gehen
To walk for amusement, show, or exercise.
What does "promenade" mean?
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noun A paved walkway, especially one along a seafront, used for strolling.
"We walked along the promenade watching the waves roll in."
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noun A leisurely walk taken for pleasure or to be seen.
"After dinner they took a promenade through the old town square."
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verb To walk about slowly for pleasure, exercise, or display.
"Couples promenaded along the pier in their Sunday best."
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promenade in a sentence
- We walked along the promenade watching the waves roll in.
- After dinner they took a promenade through the old town square.
- Couples promenaded along the pier in their Sunday best.
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What is "promenade" in German?
"promenade" in German is Promenade, spazieren gehen. promenade means: A paved walkway, especially one along a seafront, used for strolling.
How do you use "promenade" in a sentence?
Example: "We walked along the promenade watching the waves roll in." In German, "promenade" is Promenade, spazieren gehen.
Are there other ways to say "promenade" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "promenade": Promenade, spazieren gehen.
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