liù

to stroll

HSK 7

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Usage of

The verb primarily means "to take a stroll" or "to walk (usually for leisure or exercise)." It is often used in the context of walking pets, especially dogs, as in (walk the dog). This verb implies a casual, relaxed pace rather than hurried movement.

Common Collocations

  • (liù gǒu): to walk the dog
  • (liù wānr): to take a stroll or a leisurely walk
  • (liù yī liù): to take a short walk or stroll

These phrases are frequently used in everyday conversation when talking about going outside for light exercise or relaxation.

Nuances and Register

is informal and commonly used in spoken Chinese. It conveys a sense of leisure and enjoyment rather than a strict or purposeful walk. It is less formal than 散步 (sànbù), which also means "to take a walk."

Common Confusion

Avoid confusing with (zǒu), which means "to walk" in a general sense. specifically suggests a leisurely or recreational walk, often with a pet or for relaxation.

例文

我每天早上都会遛狗半小时。

Wǒ měitiān zǎoshang dōu huì liù gǒu bàn xiǎoshí.

I walk my dog for half an hour every morning.

周末我们去公园遛一遛,放松一下。

Zhōumò wǒmen qù gōngyuán liù yī liù, fàngsōng yīxià.

On weekends, we go to the park for a stroll to relax.

他喜欢遛弯儿,顺便买点东西。

Tā xǐhuān liù wānr, shùnbiàn mǎi diǎn dōngxī.

He likes to take a walk and buy some things along the way.