Definition of footwalk in English:

footwalk

verbˈfʊtwɔːk

[no object]Australian

单词	footwalk
释义	Definition of footwalk in English: footwalk verbˈfʊtwɔːk [no object]Australian (in Aboriginal English) travel on foot. he footwalked overland from the Daly River to Darwin Example sentencesExamples They footwalked all the way to the Aboriginal settlement of Lajamanu. He used to footwalk along the track. There were a lot of old tin-scratchers footwalking up to Georgetown. His family were one of the first groups to attempt to footwalk across the uninhabited desert which separated them from the settlement. He sometimes rode but his preference was to footwalk. She footwalked across hundreds, if not thousands, of kilometres.
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