A sentence for the word perambulate is this. "The dog was perambulating down the street."
It was such a lovely day that I decided to perambulate through the park instead of rushing for the bus.
The whole crew of the ship were perambulating the deck
Perambulate means to walk, or walk about. Interesting fact: In some places, a baby carriage is called a "pram" which is a corruption of "perambulator" - a device for walking about with a baby.
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Pram is a short version of the original word 'perambulator', meaning someone who walks around.
It was such a lovely day that I decided to perambulate through the park instead of rushing for the bus.
The whole crew of the ship were perambulating the deck
Perambulate is a word meaning "to walk". It is most often associated with slow walking and elders in American usage.
Perambulate means to walk, or walk about. Interesting fact: In some places, a baby carriage is called a "pram" which is a corruption of "perambulator" - a device for walking about with a baby.
There are too many to list, but perambulate is one.
The answer is YES. Because they walk in a pleasing way. Which is an art gallery looks pleasing to walk around into.
NOne i have the same question on my homework and seriously how are we supposed to know!?!
yes because amble means walk and you walk around art galleries to look at art. :)
There are several synonyms for the verb to walk, which include stroll, pace, stalk, perambulate, or stride.
Amble:verb: to walk slowly in a relaxed way.noun: slow leisurely walk.synonyms: stroll, saunter, walk, roam, walkabout, wander, rove, perambulate, promenade, mosey, dawdle, ramble, meander.
Pram is a short version of the original word 'perambulator', meaning someone who walks around.
"Plato" has stress on the first syllable (but "platonic" does not have stress on the first syllable). Similarly, compare: photograph (photography) feral (ferocious) Paris (parisian) atom (atomic) continent (contagious) constellation (constabulary) paranormal (perambulate) mermaid (meringue)