English Dictionary

walk the streets

動詞

古風

To walk about in a city or town, especially as an activity in itself. / To be free to move about in a city or town. / (dated) To be unemployed; to be looking for work. / To prostitute.

日本語の意味

都市や町を歩き回る、散策すること / 町中を自由に移動して歩くこと / （時代的表現）失業中である、または仕事を探している状態 / 売春を行うこと

On Sunday afternoons she likes to walk the streets, discovering small cafés and hidden bookstores.

日曜日の午後、彼女は小さなカフェや隠れた書店を見つけながら街を歩き回るのが好きだ。

意味（1）

To walk about in a city or town, especially as an activity in itself.

The art of walking the streets, if it was ever known, is a lost art in America.

意味（2）

To be free to move about in a city or town.

Doctor, you have stated that you assumed that there are many people walking the streets who are neurotic.

意味（3）

(dated) To be unemployed; to be looking for work.

Probably at the age of eleven, when he should be at school, he is driven into the workshop and a journeyman is allowed to walk the streets, because a great deal that he does can be done by the apprentice.

意味（4）

To prostitute.

walks the streets （ present singular third-person ）

walking the streets （ participle present ）

walked the streets （ participle past ）

walked the streets （ past ）