To take a dog out for a walk, allowing it to stretch and exercise.

(dialect) to go for a walk or take a stroll

(dialect) to go for a walk or take a stroll for leisure

To take a caged bird to a park or garden to enjoy the fresh air, a common pastime for retirees in China.

To lead a horse at a slow pace to stretch its limbs or relieve fatigue.

to go for a stroll early in the morning as a form of exercise

literally meaning "whether it is a mule or a horse, take it out for a walk"; used to express that the only way to judge someone's true ability or the quality of a thing is to put it to a practical test

literally meaning "to see whether it is a mule or a horse, take it out for a walk"; used to mean that a person's true ability or the quality of a thing can only be judged through a practical test

to stay for a while; to linger; to sojourn

(colloquial) to take one's child out for a walk; to spend time outdoors with one's toddler or baby

to go for a walk or stroll in the early morning; commonly used in Northern China

(colloquial) to stroll; to saunter; to take a walk for pleasure or relaxation

To take a stroll after eating to help with digestion