walkable

IPA/ˈwɔːkəbl/
IPA/ˈwɔːkəbl/

walkable — 形容詞

  • walkablepositive
  • more walkablecomparative
  • most walkablesuperlative

1. describes a neighbourhood, city, or area that is designed or maintained so that

1.形容詞B1
釋義

適合步行

區域設計良好,適合步行

describes a neighbourhood, city, or area that is designed or maintained so that walking is pleasant, safe, and easy — with pavements, safe crossings, street lights, and nearby shops or services.

例句

Folake moved to a walkable area where she can buy fresh bread every morning.

Folake 搬到了一個適合步行的區域,每天早上都能買到新鮮的麵包。

collocation: walkable area / walkable neighbourhood

The new park has smooth paths and benches, making it walkable for older visitors.

新公園設有平坦步道和長椅,讓年長遊客也能輕鬆行走。

同義詞
  • pedestrian-friendly

    more specific to urban design and official planning

  • accessible

    broader meaning; includes wheelchair access and other ease-of-access features

反義詞

文法句型

walkable + noun

be + walkable

用法筆記

Common in discussions about urban design and quality of life. Often used with intensifiers such as very, highly, or extremely.

常見錯誤

This park is walkable to my house.
This park is in a walkable area.
💡walkable describes the area's quality, not the distance between two points.

2. close enough to a particular place that you can get there by walking rather than

2.形容詞B1
釋義

步行可達

距離近到可以走路到達

close enough to a particular place that you can get there by walking rather than using a vehicle — for example, a shop, school, or station that is only a few minutes away on foot.

例句

The supermarket is walkable from Ramón's flat — just a five-minute stroll.

超市距離 Ramón 的公寓步行可達——只要走五分鐘。

preposition pattern: walkable from [place]

Aaron takes his children to a park that is walkable from their house.

Aaron 帶孩子們去一個離家步行可達的公園。

同義詞
  • reachable on foot

    more explanatory; less common in everyday speech

  • nearby

    broader; also covers very short car or bike trips

反義詞

文法句型

be + walkable + from + [place]

be + walkable + to + [place]

用法筆記

Typically used with a following prepositional phrase introduced by from (point of origin) or to (destination). A time phrase (a five-minute walk, ten minutes on foot) often appears nearby to clarify the distance.

常見錯誤

I bought a walkable shop.
The shop is walkable from my apartment.
💡walkable in this sense describes the distance relationship, not a quality of the place itself.