stroll in Latin
stroll in Latin is spatior — stroll means a slow, relaxed walk taken for pleasure.
stroll in Latin
spatior
To wander on foot; to ramble idly or leisurely; to rove.
What does "stroll" mean?
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noun A slow, relaxed walk taken for pleasure.
"They took a stroll along the beach at sunset."
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verb To walk in a slow, leisurely, unhurried way.
"We strolled through the old town, stopping at every café."
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stroll in a sentence
- They took a stroll along the beach at sunset.
- We strolled through the old town, stopping at every café.
- He strolled into the office an hour late, completely unfazed.
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What is "stroll" in Latin?
"stroll" in Latin is spatior. stroll means: A slow, relaxed walk taken for pleasure.
How do you use "stroll" in a sentence?
Example: "They took a stroll along the beach at sunset." In Latin, "stroll" is spatior.
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