Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition.
- noun A slow, easy stroll or walk outdoors.
- noun The street, series of streets, or walkway along which such a walk is taken.
- noun In bullfighting, the formal procession into the ring of the players, including the matadors, banderilleros, and horses, that occurs just before the first bull is fought.
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Same as
pasear .
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun A public
path oravenue designed for walking, sometimes for dining or recreation
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun a path set aside for walking
Etymologies
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
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Examples
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This paseo is the fashionable promenade and drive from five to seven P.M. every day, and specially on Sunday afternoon.
Six Months in Mexico 1888
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We will be having our monthly "paseo" this second Sunday (December 10) starting at 9AM, leaving from the Parque Júarez in front of the Palacio Municipal.
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We will be having our monthly "paseo" this second Sunday (December 10) starting at 9AM, leaving from the Parque Júarez in front of the Palacio Municipal.
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We will be having our monthly "paseo" this second Sunday (December 10) starting at 9AM, leaving from the Parque Júarez in front of the Palacio Municipal.
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We will be having our monthly "paseo" this second Sunday (December 10) starting at 9AM, leaving from the Parque Júarez in front of the Palacio Municipal.
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We will be having our monthly "paseo" this second Sunday (December 10) starting at 9AM, leaving from the Parque Júarez in front of the Palacio Municipal.
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We will be having our monthly "paseo" this second Sunday (December 10) starting at 9AM, leaving from the Parque Júarez in front of the Palacio Municipal.
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The "paseo" meets at 9 AM at the Parque Juarez in downtown Xalapa and will last about 2 hours.
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On Sunday evenings, the plaza is transformed into a scene of intense social activity as the townspeople gather to participate in the weekly "paseo" in which young ladies, elegantly attired, walk clockwise around the central bandstand, whilst young men walk in the opposite direction.
A day in Jocotepec 2004
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On Sunday evenings, the plaza is transformed into a scene of intense social activity as the townspeople gather to participate in the weekly "paseo" in which young ladies, elegantly attired, walk clockwise around the central bandstand, whilst young men walk in the opposite direction.
A day in Jocotepec 2004
vanishedone commented on the word paseo
Times: 'Summer is coming and the strolling season beckons. Or rather it does to those Italians, Bulgarians and Spanish who enjoy, respectively, the pleasures of the passegiatta g; see bilby's comment on it'>edit: missing a g; see bilby's comment on it, the korso, and the paseo — which have been a part of European life for centuries.
'Summer? The paseo? Well, think of a favoured spot — square, garden, avenue — where people meet after work or at weekends to walk up and down. Men and women walk up and down, young and old walk up and down, rich and poor walk up and down. The activity is instinctive and inclusive. It has always had significance.'
February 19, 2009
stuartmathergibson commented on the word paseo
paseo
A slow, easy stroll or walk outdoors.
noun The street, series of streets, or walkway along which such a walk is taken.
noun In bullfighting, the formal procession into the ring of the players, including the matadors, banderilleros, and horses, that occurs just before the first bull is fought.
January 29, 2022