Translation guide
Ways to express moving from place to place by walking, especially over a distance or as a mode of travel.
To describe the act of travelling by walking, often over a distance or as a journey.
A straightforward way to say 'travel on foot'. Suitable for describing a walking trip or journey.
To specify that one is moving by walking rather than by car, train, etc.
The most common way to say 'go on foot'. Used when contrasting with other means of transport.
To refer to travelling on foot over a long distance, often as an outdoor activity.
He travelled Japan on foot.
A more conversational way to say 'travel by walking'. Emphasizes the act of walking as part of the journey.
We like travelling on foot.
A noun meaning 'walking tour' or 'journey on foot'. Often used in travel contexts.
Travelling on foot is good for your health.
You can go to the station on foot.
A more casual way to say 'go on foot'. Literally 'go walking'.
Let's not take the bus; let's go on foot.
Loanword for 'trekking'. Commonly used for long-distance walking in nature.
I went trekking in Nepal during summer vacation.
A formal term for 'long-distance walking'. Used in technical or military contexts.
I received training in long-distance marching.