Go on foot: Lợi ích và bí quyết đi bộ hàng ngày

26 Sept 2012 — "By" tends to be used more for a transport system "by car", "by plane". "On" for body parts "on foot", "on hands and knees" being the only ...Read more

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walking: Are you going by bicycle or on foot? He got out of his car and fled on foot. It's a small town with limited parking, so best explored on foot.Read more

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Synonyms: walk, proceed by steps, travel on foot, stroll, saunter, amble, perambulate, promenade, march, tramp, traipse, trek, trudge, take a turn.Read more

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23 Apr 2014 — When we talk about walking, we can say you go on foot or by foot, as a mode of transport. Which preposition is correct?Read more

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2 Jan 2023 — I saw the definition of “on foot” means walking in a dictionary. And the example is “Are you going by bicycle or on foot?” So I thought the ...Read more

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ambulate gad hike march pace parade promenade rove shuffle step stride tour traverse trek troop. WEAK. knock about take a walk travel on foot. Antonyms.Read more

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3 Apr 2009 — "I like walking" is general, as in "I enjoy it." "I like going on foot" is trying to point out "on foot" as opposedto some other means of transportation.Read more

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If you go somewhere on foot, you walk, rather than using any form of transport. We rowed ashore, then explored the island on foot for the rest of the day.Read more

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Both are acceptable to me. I would probably tend towards "by foot", but "on foot" is perfectly grammatical too.Read more

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