走 zǒu HSK1 walk Definitions Defs Origin Strokes Stroke Words Sentences Sents Showing: All meanings (8) All meanings 914 zǒu 914 leave 519walk 282away 59through 39move 6die 5visit 4change 1 Some sentences contain multiple meanings of 走, so totals are smaller than the sum of items. 914 sentences — page 40 of 46 1…3839404142…46 Go to page Go 他下楼梯时不小心歪了脚,疼得走不动路。 tā xià lóutī shí bù xiǎoxīn wǎi le jiǎo, téng de zǒu bù dòng lù. He accidentally sprained his ankle while going downstairs and it hurt too much to walk. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary他背着一个沉重的包袱,看起来走得很吃力。 tā bēi zhe yī gè chénzhòng de bāofu, kànqǐlai zǒu de hěn chīlì. He was carrying a heavy bundle and looked like he was walking with great effort. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary我家离学校不过两里许,走着去很快就到了。 wǒ jiā lí xuéxiào bùguò liǎng lǐ xǔ, zǒu zhe qù hěn kuài jiù dào le. My home is only about two li away from the school; it's a very quick walk. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary走到大门口,他突然想起了什么,猛地站住了。 zǒu dào dàménkǒu, tā tūrán xiǎngqǐ le shénme, měngde zhànzhù le. As he reached the main gate, he suddenly remembered something and came to an abrupt halt. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary他正处于人生的十字路口,不知道该往哪走。 tā zhèng chǔyú rénshēng de shízìlùkǒu, bù zhīdào gāi wǎng nǎ zǒu. He is at a crossroads in his life and doesn't know which way to go. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary顺着这条小路一直走到头,你就能看见大海。 shùnzhe zhè tiáo xiǎolù yīzhí zǒu dào tóu, nǐ jiù néng kànjiàn dàhǎi. Follow this path to the end and you'll see the sea. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary看到老师走过来,他连忙趋前请教几个问题。 kàndào lǎoshī zǒu guòlái, tā liánmáng qū qián qǐngjiào jǐ gè wèntí. Seeing the teacher walking over, he hurriedly stepped forward to ask a few questions. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary过马路时,行人一定要走斑马线并观察路况。 guò mǎlù shí, xíngrén yīdìng yào zǒu bānmǎxiàn bìng guānchá lùkuàng. When crossing the street, pedestrians must use the crosswalk and pay attention to road conditions. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary他在街上走着,迎面撞见了多年未见的老朋友。 tā zài jiēshang zǒu zhe, yíngmiàn zhuàngjiàn le duōnián wèijiàn de lǎopéngyou. While walking down the street, he ran into an old friend he hadn't seen in years. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary看到老板走进来,原本吵闹的人群立刻熄火了。 kàndào lǎobǎn zǒu jìnlái, yuánběn chǎonào de rénqún lìkè xīhuǒ le. When the boss walked in, the noisy crowd immediately fell silent. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary她的长相很出众,走在人群中总是很引人注目。 tā de zhǎngxiàng hěn chūzhòng, zǒu zài rénqún zhōng zǒngshì hěn yǐnrénzhùmù. Her looks are outstanding; she always stands out in a crowd. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary走了这么久大家都累了,坐在这儿歇一会儿吧。 zǒu le zhème jiǔ dàjiā dōu lèi le, zuò zài zhèr xiē yīhuìr ba. Everyone is tired after walking for so long; let's sit down and rest here for a while. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary这个地方我不太熟悉,所以不大清楚路怎么走。 zhège dìfang wǒ bù tài shúxī, suǒyǐ bùdà qīngchu lù zěnme zǒu. I'm not very familiar with this place, so I'm not exactly sure of the way. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary那名武生走到台前,向台下的观众威风地一亮相。 nà míng wǔshēng zǒu dào táiqián, xiàng táixià de guānzhòng wēifēng de yī liàngxiàng. The martial arts actor walked to the front of the stage and struck an impressive pose for the audience. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary这匹马的一只蹄子受了伤,走起路来一瘸一拐的。 zhè pǐ mǎ de yī zhī tízi shòu le shāng, zǒu qǐ lù lái yī qué yī guǎi de. One of the horse's hooves was injured, so it was walking with a limp. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary救火英雄从废墟中走出来时,已经被烧得焦头烂额。 jiùhuǒ yīngxióng cóng fèixū zhōng zǒu chūlái shí, yǐjīng bèi shāo de jiāotóulàn'é. When the firefighting hero emerged from the ruins, he was already badly burned. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary他从身后走过来,轻轻地拍了拍我的肩膀跟我打招呼。 tā cóng shēnhòu zǒu guòlái, qīngqīng de pāi le pāi wǒ de jiānbǎng gēn wǒ dǎ zhāohu. He walked up from behind and lightly patted me on the shoulder to say hello. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary在这条小路上走了很久,他蓦然发现路边开满了鲜花。 zài zhè tiáo xiǎolù shàng zǒu le hěn jiǔ, tā mòrán fāxiàn lùbiān kāimǎn le xiānhuā. After walking along the path for a long time, he suddenly noticed that the roadside was in full bloom. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary傍晚时分,那位老汉正赶着一群羊慢慢走在山间小路上。 bàngwǎn shífēn, nà wèi lǎohàn zhèng gǎn zhe yī qún yáng mànmàn zǒu zài shānjiān xiǎo lùshang. At dusk, the old man was slowly herding a flock of sheep along a mountain path. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary如果你能虚心听从长辈的建议,也许就能少走许多弯路。 rúguǒ nǐ néng xūxīn tīngcóng zhǎngbèi de jiànyì, yěxǔ jiù néng shǎo zǒu xǔduō wānlù. If you could humbly follow the advice of your elders, you might avoid many unnecessary detours. Source: Dong Chinese Dictionary 1…3839404142…46 Go to page Go