walker in Irish
walker in Irish is válcaeir — walker means a person who walks, especially for exercise or leisure.
walker in Irish
válcaeir
The agent noun of to walk: a person who walks or a thing which walks, especially a pedestrian or a participant in a walking race.
What does "walker" mean?
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noun A person who walks, especially for exercise or leisure.
"The trail was popular with walkers and joggers alike."
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noun A frame used to help someone walk, whether an elderly person or a baby.
"Her grandmother uses a walker to get around the house."
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noun Informal term for a zombie, especially in popular fiction.
"The survivors barricaded the doors against the walkers outside."
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walker in a sentence
- The trail was popular with walkers and joggers alike.
- Her grandmother uses a walker to get around the house.
- The survivors barricaded the doors against the walkers outside.
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What is "walker" in Irish?
"walker" in Irish is válcaeir. walker means: A person who walks, especially for exercise or leisure.
How do you use "walker" in a sentence?
Example: "The trail was popular with walkers and joggers alike." In Irish, "walker" is válcaeir.
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