walking through
Moving on foot
Walking through describes the act of moving on foot from one side of something to the other, or proceeding step by step through a process.
The literal sense involves physical passage: We spent the afternoon walking through the old city.
More often, it means explaining or demonstrating something methodically: Let me walk you through the setup process.
A walkthrough is a detailed explanation or guided tour—of software, a video game level, or a property for sale.
- strollingWalking at ease
- wanderingTraveling with no fixed course
- passingMoving by or temporary
- traversingMoving across an area
- crossingPoint where paths intersect
ambling · meandering · forest · doorway · fog · crowds · hallway · gateway · entrance · exploring · journey · memory lane · footsteps · path · threshold · mist · thin air · undergrowth
- teachingteaching, lesson plans, instructing, educating, courses
- explainingexplaining, clarifying, elaborating, elucidating, expounding
- assessmentevaluating, test, analyzing, exam, assessing
walking throughbypassing
Avoiding by going around
going around · walking around · passing by · skirting · avoiding
walk, walking, walked, walks, walker, walkers, walkable, walkway, walkways