No. 12,902 in Spanish
pasea
"She/he/it walks" or "takes a stroll."
In a sentence
Él pasea por el parque por las tardes.
He walks around the park in the afternoons.
In this sentence, 'pasea' is used to indicate someone leisurely walking or strolling in a location. It reflects a relaxed activity.
La familia pasea en bicicleta los fines de semana.
The family rides bicycles during the weekends.
Here, 'pasea' refers to the activity of riding bicycles for leisure, showcasing its use in describing recreational motion.
Mi perro pasea conmigo siempre que hace buen tiempo.
My dog walks with me whenever the weather is nice.
In this sentence, 'pasea' signifies an activity involving a pet, highlighting its usage for companionship in leisurely walks.
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