took a walk (Meaning)

took a walk

to go away

After dinner, we took a walk around the park, enjoying the fresh air and blooming flowers.
Despite the scorching heat, Emily took a walk to the nearby grocery store for some essentials.
The doctor advised the patient to take a walk for 30 minutes every day to improve their cardiovascular health.
To clear her mind, Sarah took a walk along the beach, listening to the calming sound of the waves.
The elderly couple took a leisurely walk hand in hand, reminiscing about their past adventures.
The neighbor's dog took a walk on its leash, exploring the neighborhood with its curious nose.
After hours of studying, Mark decided to take a walk to refresh his mind and reduce stress.
The parents took a walk with their toddler in the stroller, watching him point at the sights with delight.
As the sun set, casting a golden glow on the surroundings, we took a walk through the forest, admiring the beauty of nature.
The injured hiker took a slow and cautious walk back to the trailhead, assisted by a fellow hiker.

to go away

pushed on, went, quit, bailed, departed, fled, walked out, pushed off, dug out, got off

stayed, remained, turned up,came, arrived, showed up,settled, approached, lodged, reached

After dinner, we took a walk around the park, enjoying the fresh air and blooming flowers.

Despite the scorching heat, Emily took a walk to the nearby grocery store for some essentials.

The doctor advised the patient to take a walk for 30 minutes every day to improve their cardiovascular health.

To clear her mind, Sarah took a walk along the beach, listening to the calming sound of the waves.