“To gad about” in Japanese
Short answer
To gad about in Japanese is “浮かれ歩く” (ukarearuku). Full meaning: to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly.
Other ways to say “To gad about” in Japanese
遊び歩く
asobiaruku to walk about, to go out (here and there), to gad about
浮れ步く
ukarearuku to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
あそびあるく
asobiaruku to walk about, to go out (here and there), to gad about
浮れ步か
ukarearuka to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
浮れ步き
ukarearuki to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
浮れ步け
ukarearuke to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
浮れ步い
ukarearui to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
浮れ步こ
ukarearuko to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
浮かれ歩こ
ukarearuko to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
浮れ步こふ
ukarearukou to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
浮かれ歩き
ukarearuki to gad about, to gallivant; to wander aimlessly, to walk around restlessly
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