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'The Mark of the Beast was on him, although he walked in the clothes of the Lamb.
»Das Mal des Tieres lag schon auf ihm, auch wenn er noch in den Kleidern des Lammes umherging.
King, Stephen / Briefe aus JerusalemKing, Stephen / Jerusalems' lot
Jerusalems' lot
King, Stephen
© 1976, 1977, 1978 by Stephen King
Briefe aus Jerusalem
King, Stephen
The fairies moved in Dustfinger's pocket – and the boy walked behind him like a second shadow.
In Staubfingers Tasche rührten sich die Feen – und der Junge ging hinter ihm wie ein zweiter Schatten.
Funke, Cornelia / InkheartFunke, Cornelia / Tintenherz
Tintenherz
Funke, Cornelia
© Cecilie Dressler Verlag GmbH & Co. KG, Hamburg 2003
Inkheart
Funke, Cornelia
© 2003 by Dressler Verlag
© 2003 by The Chicken House
The Mage-Imperator had not walked for months.
Seit Monaten war der Weise Imperator nicht mehr gelaufen.
Anderson, Kevin / Horizon StormsAnderson, Kevin / Sonnenstürme
Sonnenstürme
Anderson, Kevin
© 2004 by WordFire, Inc.
© 2005 der deutschen Ausgabe und der Übersetzung by Wilhelm Heyne Verlag, München
Horizon Storms
Anderson, Kevin
© 2004 by WordFire, Inc.
Special Agent Bracken opened the door and Dicken walked to the Chevrolet.
Nachdem ihm Bracken die Fahrertür geöffnet hatte, ging Dicken zum Chevrolet hinüber.
Bear, Greg / Darwin's ChildrenBear, Greg / Die Darwin-Kinder
Die Darwin-Kinder
Bear, Greg
© 2003 Greg Bear
© Elsevier GmbH, München
Darwin's Children
Bear, Greg
© 2003 by Greg Bear
Dicken walked into a low-slung restaurant wing, visited the men's room, then came out and turned left to enter the bar. The bar was just starting to crowd.
Dicken betrat den Restaurantflügel im Erdgeschoss, suchte kurz die Toilette auf und wandte sich dann nach links, zur Bar, die sich gerade zu füllen begann.
Bear, Greg / Darwin's ChildrenBear, Greg / Die Darwin-Kinder
Die Darwin-Kinder
Bear, Greg
© 2003 Greg Bear
© Elsevier GmbH, München
Darwin's Children
Bear, Greg
© 2003 by Greg Bear
Faster and faster she walked, until she had disappeared among the black trees.
Immer schneller lief sie, bis sie zwischen den pechschwarzen Bäumen verschwunden war.
Funke, Cornelia / InkheartFunke, Cornelia / Tintenherz
Tintenherz
Funke, Cornelia
© Cecilie Dressler Verlag GmbH & Co. KG, Hamburg 2003
Inkheart
Funke, Cornelia
© 2003 by Dressler Verlag
© 2003 by The Chicken House
"What kind of work, Mo?" asked Meggie as they walked along the dimly lit alleys together.
»Was für eine Arbeit, Mo?«, fragte Meggie, als sie zusammen die spärlich beleuchteten Gassen entlanggingen.
Funke, Cornelia / InkheartFunke, Cornelia / Tintenherz
Tintenherz
Funke, Cornelia
© Cecilie Dressler Verlag GmbH & Co. KG, Hamburg 2003
Inkheart
Funke, Cornelia
© 2003 by Dressler Verlag
© 2003 by The Chicken House
She walked alone, along the path that led to the ocean.
Sie ging allein den Pfad entlang, der zum Ozean führte.
Baxter, Stephen / OriginBaxter, Stephen / Ursprung
Ursprung
Baxter, Stephen
© 2001 by Stephen Baxter
© 2003 der deutschen Ausgabe und der Übersetzung by Ullstein Heyne List GmbH & Co. KG, München
Origin
Baxter, Stephen
© 2002 by Stephen Baxter
Lanyan walked to one of the triangular windows that looked out upon the Moon Statue Garden.
Lanyan ging zu einem der dreieckigen Fenster, durch das man in den Mondstatuengarten blicken konnte.
Anderson, Kevin / Hidden EmpireAnderson, Kevin / Das Imperium
Das Imperium
Anderson, Kevin
© 2002 by WordFire Inc.
© 2003 der deutschen Ausgabe und der Übersetzung by Ullstein Heyne List GmbH & Co. KG
Hidden Empire
Anderson, Kevin
© 2002 by WordFire, Inc.
When the door was knocked out, he walked into the house, and smiled pleasantly at the builder's remark that the walls were just the proper height for a nice two-storied house.
Nun schritt er hinein in das Haus, und lächelte wohlgefällig, als der Meister bemerkte, die Mauern hätten gerade die Höhe eines tüchtigen zweistöckigen Hauses.
Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor A. / The Serapion BrethrenHoffmann, Ernst Theodor A. / Die Serapions-Brueder
Die Serapions-Brueder
Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor A.
© des Textkorpus 1963 Winkler, Munchen
The Serapion Brethren
Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor A.
The door was unlocked, and Tony walked in without knocking, as was his custom.
Die Tür war offen und Tony trat wie immer ohne anzuklopfen ein.
Cook, Robin / SeizureCook, Robin / Die Operation
Die Operation
Cook, Robin
© der Originalausgabe 2003 by Robin Cook
© der deutschsprachigen Ausgabe 2003 by Wilhelm Goldmann Verlag, München, in der Verlagsgruppe Random House GmbH
Seizure
Cook, Robin
© 2003 by Robin Cook
Jake stood quietly while Mingus paid the cab, then he walked over.
Jake blieb ruhig stehen, bis Mingus das Taxi bezahlt hatte, und kam dann zu ihm hin.
Mingus, Charles / Beneath the UnderdogMingus, Charles / Beneath The Underdog
Beneath The Underdog
Mingus, Charles
© 1971 by Charles Mingus und Nel King
© fur die deutsche Ausgabe 1980, 2002
Beneath the Underdog
Mingus, Charles
© 1971 by Charles Mingus and Nel King
She stood up and walked to -the bathroom.
Sie stand auf und ging ins Badezimmer.
Archer, Jeffrey / Kane And AbelArcher, Jeffrey / Kain und Abel
Kain und Abel
Archer, Jeffrey
© 2004 by Verlagsgruppe Lübbe GmbH & Co. KG, Bergisch Gladbach
© 1979 by Jeffrey Archer
Kane And Abel
Archer, Jeffrey
© 1979 by Jeffrey Archer
But one fine day he walked in upon the principal builder, and told him to come next morning, to his garden; with the necessary workmen—stonemasons, hodmen, and so forth—and build him a house.
An einem guten Tage ging er indessen zu einem tüchtigen Mauermeister in H. und bat ihn, sich morgen bei Anbruch des Tages mit sämtlichen Gesellen und Burschen, vielen Handlangern u. s. w. in dem Garten einzufinden, und sein Haus zu bauen.
Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor A. / The Serapion BrethrenHoffmann, Ernst Theodor A. / Die Serapions-Brueder
Die Serapions-Brueder
Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor A.
© des Textkorpus 1963 Winkler, Munchen
The Serapion Brethren
Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor A.
Cyprian stood up; and, as was his habit when his mind was full of something, so that he had to take a little time to arrange his words in order to express it, he walked several times up and down the room.
Cyprian stand auf und ging, wie er zu tun pflegte, wenn irgend etwas so sein ganzes inneres Gemüt erfüllte, daß er die Worte ordnen mußten um es auszusprechen, im Zimmer einigemal auf und ab. Die Freunde lächelten sich schweigend an.
Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor A. / The Serapion BrethrenHoffmann, Ernst Theodor A. / Die Serapions-Brueder
Die Serapions-Brueder
Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor A.
© des Textkorpus 1963 Winkler, Munchen
The Serapion Brethren
Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor A.

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Collocations

boat-walk
Bootssteg
cat-walk
Brücke
walk-along trailer
deichselgelenkter Anhänger
walking frame
Gehbock
wheeled walking aid
Gehhilfe
walk test
Gehtest
walking excavator
Schreitbagger
walking-spud dredger
Schreitpfahlbagger
walking-beam unit
Schubstangenförderer
walking-beam furnace
Schwingbalkenofen
cat-walk
Steg
random walk
Zufallsbewegung
walking line
Lauflinie
walk it off
aufhören
from all walks of life
aus allen Gesellschaftsschichten

Word forms

walk

verb
Basic forms
Pastwalked
Imperativewalk
Present Participle (Participle I)walking
Past Participle (Participle II)walked
Present Indefinite, Active Voice
I walkwe walk
you walkyou walk
he/she/it walksthey walk
Present Continuous, Active Voice
I am walkingwe are walking
you are walkingyou are walking
he/she/it is walkingthey are walking
Present Perfect, Active Voice
I have walkedwe have walked
you have walkedyou have walked
he/she/it has walkedthey have walked
Present Perfect Continuous, Active Voice
I have been walkingwe have been walking
you have been walkingyou have been walking
he/she/it has been walkingthey have been walking
Past Indefinite, Active Voice
I walkedwe walked
you walkedyou walked
he/she/it walkedthey walked
Past Continuous, Active Voice
I was walkingwe were walking
you were walkingyou were walking
he/she/it was walkingthey were walking
Past Perfect, Active Voice
I had walkedwe had walked
you had walkedyou had walked
he/she/it had walkedthey had walked
Past Perfect Continuous, Active Voice
I had been walkingwe had been walking
you had been walkingyou had been walking
he/she/it had been walkingthey had been walking
Future Indefinite, Active Voice
I shall/will walkwe shall/will walk
you will walkyou will walk
he/she/it will walkthey will walk
Future Continuous, Active Voice
I shall/will be walkingwe shall/will be walking
you will be walkingyou will be walking
he/she/it will be walkingthey will be walking
Future Perfect, Active Voice
I shall/will have walkedwe shall/will have walked
you will have walkedyou will have walked
he/she/it will have walkedthey will have walked
Future Perfect Continuous, Active Voice
I shall/will have been walkingwe shall/will have been walking
you will have been walkingyou will have been walking
he/she/it will have been walkingthey will have been walking
Future in the Past Indefinite, Active Voice
I should/would walkwe should/would walk
you would walkyou would walk
he/she/it would walkthey would walk
Future in the Past Continuous, Active Voice
I should/would be walkingwe should/would be walking
you would be walkingyou would be walking
he/she/it would be walkingthey would be walking
Future in the Past Perfect, Active Voice
I should/would have walkedwe should/would have walked
you would have walkedyou would have walked
he/she/it would have walkedthey would have walked
Future in the Past Perfect Continuous, Active Voice
I should/would have been walkingwe should/would have been walking
you would have been walkingyou would have been walking
he/she/it would have been walkingthey would have been walking
Present Indefinite, Passive Voice
I am walkedwe are walked
you are walkedyou are walked
he/she/it is walkedthey are walked
Present Continuous, Passive Voice
I am being walkedwe are being walked
you are being walkedyou are being walked
he/she/it is being walkedthey are being walked
Present Perfect, Passive Voice
I have been walkedwe have been walked
you have been walkedyou have been walked
he/she/it has been walkedthey have been walked
Past Indefinite, Passive Voice
I was walkedwe were walked
you were walkedyou were walked
he/she/it was walkedthey were walked
Past Continuous, Passive Voice
I was being walkedwe were being walked
you were being walkedyou were being walked
he/she/it was being walkedthey were being walked
Past Perfect, Passive Voice
I had been walkedwe had been walked
you had been walkedyou had been walked
he/she/it had been walkedthey had been walked
Future Indefinite, Passive Voice
I shall/will be walkedwe shall/will be walked
you will be walkedyou will be walked
he/she/it will be walkedthey will be walked
Future Perfect, Passive Voice
I shall/will have been walkedwe shall/will have been walked
you will have been walkedyou will have been walked
he/she/it will have been walkedthey will have been walked