How Do You Spell AMBULATE?

Pronunciation: [ˈambjʊlˌe͡ɪt] (IPA)

Ambulate is spelled /ˈæmbjəleɪt/, with emphasis on the second syllable. The IPA phonetic transcription breaks down this word into individual sounds. The first syllable sounds like "am," the second has a "byoo" sound, and the third sounds like "layt." Ambulate means to walk or move from one place to another, usually with the assistance of mobility aids such as crutches or a wheelchair. It is commonly used in medical settings to describe a patient's ability to move around.

AMBULATE Meaning and Definition

1. The term "ambulate" is a verb that refers to the action of walking or moving about, especially for individuals who may have physical disabilities or require assistance. It is derived from the Latin word "ambulare," which means "to walk."

   In a medical context, the word "ambulate" is often utilized to describe the process of mobilizing patients who are hospitalized or in rehabilitation settings. It encompasses various actions related to walking, such as getting out of bed, taking steps, and moving from one location to another. Ambulation is a fundamental component of patient care, as it promotes physical activity, facilitates recovery, and prevents potential complications associated with immobility, such as muscle atrophy and blood clots.

   Ambulation is typically assessed by healthcare professionals to determine a patient's ability to walk independently or with devices like walkers or crutches. Rehabilitation specialists may conduct gait training exercises to improve balance, strength, and coordination, aiding individuals to regain or enhance their ambulation abilities.

   Additionally, the term "ambulate" can also be used in a broader context to describe the act of walking or moving in any setting. It implies the ability to move from one place to another on foot. Whether it is for exercise, leisure, or transportation purposes, ambulating involves the coordinated effort of various body parts, muscles, and joints to maintain an upright posture and propel oneself forward.

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Other Common Misspellings for AMBULATE

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Etymology of AMBULATE

The word ambulate originated from the Latin verb ambulare, which means to walk or to move about. It is derived from the Latin noun ambulus, which refers to anything that moves around. This Latin root eventually evolved into the Middle English word ambulaten, and later turned into the modern English word ambulate.

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Conjugate verb Ambulate

CONDITIONAL PERFECT

I would have ambulated

you would have ambulated

he/she/it would have ambulated

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they would have ambulated

CONDITIONAL PERFECT PROGRESSIVE

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CONDITIONAL PRESENT

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CONDITIONAL PRESENT PROGRESSIVE

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FUTURE

I will ambulate

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FUTURE CONTINUOUS

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FUTURE PERFECT

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FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS

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IMPERATIVE

we Let´s ambulate

PAST CONTINUOUS

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they were ambulating

PAST PARTICIPLE

ambulated

PAST PERFECT

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PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS

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PRESENT

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PRESENT CONTINUOUS

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you are ambulating

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PRESENT PARTICIPLE

ambulating

PRESENT PERFECT

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PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS

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PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE

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SIMPLE PAST

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