“To walk about” in Japanese
Short answer
To walk about in Japanese is “飛び歩く” (tobiaruku). Full meaning: to walk about.
Other ways to say “To walk about” in Japanese
歩き回る
arukimawaru to walk about, to walk around, to walk to and fro, to pace around, to wander
遊び歩く
asobiaruku to walk about, to go out (here and there), to gad about
立ち回る
tachimawaru to walk about, to walk around; to conduct oneself, to act, to maneuver (in a way that benefits oneself), to play one's cards (well); to stop by (somewhere; esp. of a criminal on the run), to drop by, to turn up (at), to show up (at)
出歩く
dearuku to go out, to go around, to walk about, to roam
立廻る
tachimawaru to walk about, to walk around; to conduct oneself, to act, to maneuver (in a way that benefits oneself), to play one's cards (well); to stop by (somewhere; esp. of a criminal on the run), to drop by, to turn up (at), to show up (at)
立回る
tachimawaru to walk about, to walk around; to conduct oneself, to act, to maneuver (in a way that benefits oneself), to play one's cards (well); to stop by (somewhere; esp. of a criminal on the run), to drop by, to turn up (at), to show up (at)
飛歩く
tobiaruku to walk about
歩き廻る
arukimawaru to walk about, to walk around, to walk to and fro, to pace around, to wander
立ち𢌞る
tachimawaru to walk about, to walk around; to conduct oneself, to act, to maneuver (in a way that benefits oneself), to play one's cards (well); to stop by (somewhere; esp. of a criminal on the run), to drop by, to turn up (at), to show up (at)
たちまわる
tachimawaru to walk about, to walk around; to conduct oneself, to act, to maneuver (in a way that benefits oneself), to play one's cards (well); to stop by (somewhere; esp. of a criminal on the run), to drop by, to turn up (at), to show up (at)
立ち回れる
tachimawareru to walk about, to walk around; to conduct oneself, to act, to maneuver (in a way that benefits oneself), to play one's cards (well); to stop by (somewhere; esp. of a criminal on the run), to drop by, to turn up (at), to show up (at)
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