paseo

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Only the Americans we had seen in the paseo were there, more interested than I in such fragments as they could catch of Pilar’s tales.

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  1. noun A slow, easy stroll or walk outdoors.
  2. noun The street, series of streets, or walkway along which such a walk is taken.
  3. 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.

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  • Listed suspects were observed at Chilli's at paseo and wyoming where they burglarized a chev suburban. —  ABQnews Seeker Front Page
  • The whole project includes 27,500 square feet of retail, 1,000 subterranean parking spaces and a pedestrian paseo connecting Figueroa and Flower streets.
  • A pedestrian paseo would connect Grand Avenue and Olive Street.
  • WTCC: La segunda manga en Curitiba resulta ser otro paseo militar para Seat —  Autoblog
  • California may drop CO2 waiver request if national standard implemented WTCC: La segunda manga en Curitiba resulta ser otro paseo militar para Seat —  Autoblog
 

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  1. Spanish, from pasear, to take a stroll, frequentative of pasar, to go, pass; see pase.

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  1. Spanish, from pasear, v. See pasear, n.
 

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/pɑˈseɪoʊ/
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