stroll

A slow, relaxed walk, usually for pleasure.

• Let’s take a stroll.
• We enjoyed an evening stroll along the beach.
• A short stroll through the garden helped her relax.

How to use it: a stroll through something (We took a stroll through the village.); a stroll along something (An evening stroll along the river is lovely.)

Similar words: walk, saunter, ramble

Common phrases: take a stroll, a leisurely stroll, a stroll through something

To walk slowly and comfortably, often while enjoying the place around you.

• We strolled through the park.
• She likes to stroll along the beach.
• Shall we stroll around the village after lunch?

How to use it: stroll through something (They strolled through the old town.); stroll along something (We strolled along the river.)

Similar words: walk, saunter, amble

Common phrases: stroll through something, stroll along something, stroll around something

To finish or achieve something easily, without much effort.

• He strolled through the test.
• Our team strolled to an easy victory.
• Will she stroll through the final round too?

How to use it: stroll through something (She strolled through the entrance exam.); stroll to something (The team strolled to victory.)

Similar words: breeze through, sail through

Common phrases: stroll through something, stroll to victory