ADJ
brief, little, short
After lunch, my friend and I went for a short walk in the park.
good, long, long-distance, marathon
After dinner, we decided to take a long walk through the park.
three-minute, five minutes', etc.
The hotel is only a ten-minute walk from the beach, so we decided to go for a stroll after breakfast.
brisk, vigorous
After lunch, she took a vigorous walk around the park to clear her mind.
easy, gentle, leisurely | hard, strenuous | exhilarating, lovely, pleasant, pretty | twenty-minute, two-mile, etc. | after-dinner, afternoon, daily, evening, etc.
solitary
He took a solitary walk through the park every morning before work.
romantic
guided
A guided walk through the museum helped us understand the ancient artifacts better.
charity, sponsored
Last weekend, our school organized a charity walk to raise money for the local homeless shelter.
circular | coastal, country, forest, hill, lakeside, nature, riverside, woodland
space, tightrope
The acrobat practiced the tightrope walk every morning before the show.
VERB + WALK
do, go for, go on, have, take
Every morning before breakfast, my grandmother likes to have a walk around the neighborhood.
take sb/sth for
My parents took me for a walk in the park last Sunday afternoon.
break
We decided to break our walk and rest under the large tree for a while.
continue, resume
WALK + VERB
take sb/sth
The coastal path takes us through three small villages before reaching the lighthouse.
PREP
on a/the ~
I discovered a beautiful old bridge on my morning walk through the forest.
within (a) ~
The bakery is within a short walk from my apartment, so I go there every morning.
~ from, ~ to
PHRASES
a walk around
She took a walk around the park before starting her day at work.
ADJ
funny, silly | jaunty | mincing | loose-limbed | ungainly | fast | sedate, slow, stately
VERB + WALK
do, have
My grandfather has a slow walk because of his bad knee.
VERB + WALK
slow to
move off at, set off at
The hikers moved off at a walk along the quiet forest trail.
ADV
briskly, fast, quickly, swiftly | slowly
calmly, quietly
She walked quietly through the library so she wouldn't disturb the other students.
cautiously
barefoot
On hot summer days, my children like to walk barefoot through the garden.
ahead, away, back, backwards, forward, in, on, out, together
My grandfather walked slowly forward with his cane down the hospital corridor.
PREP
along, down, into, out of, to, towards, up, etc.
He walked down the street to meet his friend at the coffee shop.
PHRASES
go walking
We often go walking in the park on Saturday mornings before it gets too busy.