I. per·am·bu·late [pəˈræmbjəleɪt] ГЛ. неперех. офиц.
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He was allowed to perambulate on the leads, being crazed for want of air.
en.wikipedia.org However, despite the scenery on offer, it's always wise to keep your head down when perambulating along the seafront.
www.limerickpost.ie Once the spot where fashionable ladies perambulated, it was becoming crowded with a new immigrant population, as well as noise and the smoke produced by industry.
www.citymetric.com Newly married persons perambulate the tomb three times, and place offerings of food in the beggar's bowl.
en.wikipedia.org He sways in repetitive movements, perambulating around the room, covered then uncovered.
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