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stretch your legs

take a short walk after sitting

To stretch your legs means to walk around briefly after sitting still for a while.

B1 common mostly spoken

expression

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Shall we stop at the next service station?

Yes, I need to stretch my legs.

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After three hours on the train, I got off to stretch my legs.

The mistake everyone makes

Not: Let's make a stretch of our legs for a few minutes.

Say: Let's stretch our legs for a few minutes.

Use stretch your legs as the fixed expression; do not add make a stretch of.

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How it fits in a sentence.

stretch your legs; stop to stretch your legs

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After three hours on the train, I got off to stretch my legs.

Say it out loud two or three times, until it feels like yours.

stretch your legs

take a short walk after sitting

“After three hours on the train, I got off to stretch my legs.”

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