stretch one's legs

Meaning: (idiomatic)Towalkabout, especially after prolonged time sitting or lying down.I needed tostretch my legsafter spending all day sitting around in meetings.2020December 2, Paul Bigland, “My weirdest and wackiest Rover yet”, inRail, page66:Finally, after nearly two and a half hours on the same train, I have the chance tostretch my legsat Taunton while I wait for the Bristol service.

Examples:

EN: After a long voyage, it is good to stretch one's legs.
ES: Después de un largo viaje, es bueno estirar las piernas.
EN: After all those years locked up, it's certainly nice to stretch one's legs again.
ES: Después de todos esos años encerrado, es agradable volver a estirar las piernas.
EN: After a long voyage it's good to stretch one's legs.
ID: Setelah perjalanan yang panjang, bagus untuk sedikit bersantai.

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