付き人も連れずどこほっつき歩いてんですか。の英語

Just where have you been loitering around without your attendants?

He has a queer gait.

I know him a mile off by his walk―by his gait.

I often see her walking the streets with her children at her heels.

It's too much trouble to walk there.

I know him a mile off by his walk―by his gait.

You keep looking aside, and that's why you run against people.

Are any of these within walking distance?

I went on for miles without seeing a human habitation.

the course along which a person has walked or is walking in

With an old person to take care of, I can't go anywhere.

Yes. Shall we walk to the station together?

You'd better go there on foot.

Can I get there by walk?

I can not take you anywhere, because you stare.

You have to walk a long way to get there.

If you don't behave (yourself), I won't take you anywhere.

I have to walk all the way up.

Wherever you may go, you can't get on without perseverance.

Is it close enough to walk there?

of a performer, the act of walking around in public, doing small performances

Do you walk to school?

You've got to carry a gun in this area.

Is no one going my way?

Let's take a walk around the city.

I'm reluctant to let myself be known in strange company.

If you want to travel around Bangkok on foot, you should read this.

fat waddlers who walk like pigeons

a stick that people can lean on to help them walk

Please walk to this restaurant.