zǒu lù
marcher
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我走路去上班。
wǒ zǒulù qù shàngbān.
I walk to work.
他走路很快。
tā zǒulù hěn kuài.
He walks very fast.
我们走路去公园。
wǒmen zǒulù qù gōngyuán.
We walk to the park.
步行 (bù xíng)
walk
行走 (xíng zǒu)
walk
踱步 (duò bù)
pace
坐 (zuò)
sit
站 (zhàn)
stand
The Chinese word 走路 (zǒulù) for "to walk" is composed of two characters: 走 (zǒu) and 路 (lù). The character 走 originally meant "to run" or "to flee", and it is composed of the radical 辵 (chù), which indicates movement, and the phonetic component 走 (zǒu). The character 路 originally meant "a path" or "a road", and it is composed of the radical 辵 (chù) and the phonetic component 土 (tǔ), which indicates earth or land. When combined, the characters 走 and 路 form the compound word 走路, which literally means "to walk on the road" and has the extended meaning of "to walk".
