saunter dans le dictionnaire italien Oxford-Paravia

Traductions de saunter dans le dictionnaire anglais»italien

I.saunter [GB ˈsɔːntə, Am ˈsɔn(t)ər] SUBST

1. saunter (stroll):

saunter

giretto m

saunter

passeggiatina f

to go for a saunter

andare a fare quattro passi

2. saunter (leisurely pace):

saunter

andatura f comoda, lenta

II.also saunter along VERBE intr

also saunter along

girovagare

also saunter along

gironzolare

to saunter off

allontanarsi con passo noncurante

Traductions de saunter dans le dictionnaire italien»anglais

Autres traductions et expressions typiques avec les termes de votre recherche

giretto (passeggiata)

saunter

andatura tranquilla, lenta

amble, saunter

saunter dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de saunter dans le dictionnaire anglais»italien

I.saunter [ˈsɑ:n·t̬ɚ] VERBE intr

saunter

passeggiare

II.saunter [ˈsɑ:n·t̬ɚ] SUBST

saunter

passeggiata f

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

As the kids sauntered into the enchanting world of stories, the doors of imagination were burst open forever.

en.wikipedia.org

Used to saunter on down the road, thumb up, hips sticking out over the asphalt.

gawker.com

You can select whatever level you are comfortable with and build up from a saunter to a sprint.

www.herald.ie

We sauntered past the luscious quarter of a mile private sand shore, where kids and their parents were swimming and larking about.

www.thesudburystar.com

That night she was a jungle vixen, sauntering and dancing confidently onstage.

entertainment.inquirer.net

The young males depicted in those security camera photos don't look remotely furtive as they casually saunter away.

www.thestar.com

Sauntering downstairs, she reaches into her handbag and for a moment you're not sure quite what she will pull out: has she stolen something?

www.independent.co.uk

And you can walk off your meal with a saunter along the beach or a climb up the cliffs.

www.thestar.com

For the record, he sauntered through his 200m heat.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The men saunter threateningly through the streets, with fierce-looking dogs straining at the leash.

www.dailymail.co.uk