No. 5,497 in Spanish
pasear
To go for a walk or a stroll.
In a sentence
Me gusta pasear por el parque los domingos.
I like to take a walk in the park on Sundays.
In this sentence, 'pasear' is used to describe a leisurely walk for enjoyment or relaxation.
¿Te gustaría pasear conmigo este fin de semana?
Would you like to go for a walk with me this weekend?
Here, 'pasear' is inquiring about engaging in the activity of walking together, often used in invitations or proposals.
Vamos a pasear en bicicleta por el campo.
Let's go for a bike ride in the countryside.
In this example, 'pasear' is extended to denote a ride or journey on a bicycle, illustrating that it can also mean engaging in a pleasant and light activity involving movement, not limited to walking.
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