Usage examples of "camminare di buon passo" in Italian with translation to English

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Mi piace camminare di sera. I like walking at night.
È vero che lui è un uomo istruito, ma manca di buon senso. It is true he is a learned man, but he lacks common sense.
È di buon umore oggi. She's in a good mood today.
Lei è di buon umore oggi. She's in a good mood today.
Camminare è un buon esercizio. Walking is a good exercise.
Conosce un buon ristorante qua vicino? Do you know of any good restaurant near here?
Trovo piacevole camminare in campagna. I found it pleasant walking in the country.
passo. Scaldate l'olio vegetale (0,5 L) (qualsiasi grasso o una miscela di olio e grasso) nella pentola a fuoco vivace, aggiungete le cipolle a fette (400 g), friggete fino a quando le cipolle prendono un colore giallo, poi aggiungete la carne (di qualsiasi tipo) (1 kg). Step 1. Heat the vegetable oil (0.5L) (any grease or a mixture of oil and grease) in the pot on high heat, add sliced onions (400g), fry until the onions take a yellow color, then add meat (any kind) (1kg).
Eccetto il tempo è stato un buon picnic. Apart from the weather, it was a good picnic.
Mi piace camminare da solo. I like walking alone.
Non so ballare un solo passo di salsa. I cannot dance one single step of Salsa.
Andare in bici è un buon esercizio. In più, non inquina l'aria. Cycling is good exercise. Moreover, it doesn't pollute the air.
Non mi dispiace camminare. I don't mind walking.
Ti passo a prendere a casa tua alle cinque. I'll pick you up at your home at five.
Mio padre fa buon uso del suo tempo. My father makes good use of his time.
Mi piace camminare sotto la pioggia. I like to walk in the rain.
Sono così stanca che non riesco a fare un altro passo. I am so tired that I can't walk another step.
Conoscete un buon ristorante qua vicino? Do you know of any good restaurant near here?
Io non sono abituata a camminare per delle lunghe distanze. I am not accustomed to walking long distances.
Leggo il giornale tutti i giorni per stare al passo coi tempi. I read a newspaper every day so that I may keep up with the time.
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