Also means
to walk
Usage Note
Passeggiare takes avere as its auxiliary. It implies a leisurely, unhurried walk — more relaxed than camminare (to walk briskly). The related noun la passeggiata is an Italian cultural institution: the evening stroll through town, especially on the main street (il corso). Fare una passeggiata is the most common phrasing.
Examples
"Amiamo passeggiare lungo il lungomare."
Natural Translation
We love strolling along the seafront.
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