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step; stride; counter for steps
infantry; infantryman; foot soldier
walking; going on foot
several steps
footpath; walkway; sidewalk
to walk; to move forward; to make progress
concession; conciliation; compromise
pace; step; cadence
step; pace; stride
pedestrian crossing; crosswalk
bipedal walking; walking on two legs
promenade; esplanade
basics; rudiments; elements; ABCs of ...
elementary; basic; rudimentary
sentry; sentinel
pedestrian bridge
pedestrian; walker
to act as one; to act in concert; to keep pace; to stay in step
quadruped walking; walking on four legs
horse gait; way of walking (e.g. in martial arts, etc.)
absolute basics; very rudiments
number of steps
racewalking; race walking; walking race
walk; promenade
pedestrian mall; car-free mall; (lit.) pedestrian paradise
corridor; gallery; platform; passageway
foothold; footing; position; standing; ground
walking alone; walking without assistance; unique; matchless; unparalleled
quick pace; quick steps; quick march; trot (horse gait)
one's walking pace
snail's pace; slow progress
retrogression; degeneration; deterioration
ceremony performed by a sorcerer to protect a noble setting out on a trip; walking in large steps; walking with a disabled leg; someone with a disabled leg
walking speed; walking pace
gallop (horse gait)
moving walkway; moving sidewalk; travelator
footmen; foot soldier
canter (horse gait)
walk (horse gait)
snail's pace tactics; walking extremely slowly when voting in the Diet to delay proceedings; (lit.) ox walk tactic
baby-walker; walking frame
a step; a short distance
manner of walking; horse gait
drunken stagger; tottering gait; drunkard's walk; random walk
pacing off (a measurement or distance)
tipsy lurch; reeling gait; staggering gait
prospects of a country; outlook for a country; national fate
walker; walking frame; Zimmer; Zimmer frame
pedestrian bridge; footbridge
long strides
walking slowly
pedestrian zone; pedestrian space
rapid progress; minute-by-minute progress
knuckle-walking (e.g. by chimpanzees, etc.)
drunken (staggering, tottering) gait; wide-based gait
start-stop synchronization
lead change (horse gait)
pseudo-bike gang which travels on foot
ambulacral zone (on echinoderms); ambulacrum (on echinoderms)
walking leg (esp. of an arthropod); ambulatory leg
crouched walk treading on hands for stealth used by ninja