英语释义

1. to move along on foot advance by steps

2. to come or go easily or readily

3. to go at a walk

4. to go on foot for exercise or pleasure

5. to go to first base as a result of a base on balls

6. to avoid criminal prosecution or conviction
walked on a technicality

7. walk out
walked over problems with management

8. to pursue a course of action or way of life conduct oneself behave
walk warily

9. to be or act in association continue in union
the British and American peoples will … walk together side by side … in peace
— Sir Winston Churchill

10. to move about in space outside a spacecraft

11. to move in a manner that is suggestive of walking

12. to stand with an appearance suggestive of strides
pylons walking across the valley

13. to move about in visible form appear

14. to make headway

15. roam, wander

16. to cause (an animal) to go at a walk take for a walk
walking a dog

17. to cause to move by walking
walked her bicycle up the hill

18. to haul (something, such as an anchor) by walking round the capstan

19. to accompany on foot walk with
walked her home

20. to compel to walk (as by a command)

21. to bring to a specified condition by walking
walked us off our feet

22. to follow on foot for the purpose of measuring, surveying, or inspecting
walk a boundary

23. to move (an object) in a manner suggestive of walking

24. to pass on foot or as if on foot through, along, over, or upon traverse, perambulate
walk the streets walk a tightrope

25. to perform or accomplish by going on foot
walk guard

26. to give a base on balls to

27. to perform (a dance) at a walking pace
walk a quadrille

28. to give up or leave behind willingly abandon

29. to survive (an accident) with little or no injury

30. to outrun or get the better of without difficulty

31. to steal and take away

32. to take over unexpectedly from someone else steal sense 1d
walked off with the show

33. to win or gain especially by outdoing one's competitors without difficulty

34. to take advantage of abuse

35. to exercise extreme caution

36. to treat contemptuously

37. to walk under compulsion over the side of a ship into the sea

38. to resign an office or position under compulsion

39. to go through (a theatrical role, a familiar activity, etc.) perfunctorily (as in an early stage of rehearsal)

40. to guide (someone, such as a novice) through an unfamiliar or complex procedure step-by-step

41. to deal with or carry out perfunctorily

42. an act or instance of going on foot especially for exercise or pleasure
go for a walk

43. space walk

44. a place designed for walking:

45. a path specially arranged or paved for walking

46. sidewalk

47. a public avenue for promenading promenade

48. a railed platform above the roof of a dwelling house

49. ropewalk

50. distance to be walked
a quarter mile walk from here

51. an accustomed place of walking haunt

52. a place or area of land in which animals feed and exercise with minimal restraint

53. base on balls

54. characteristic manner of walking
his walk is just like his father's

55. a ceremonial procession

56. a low rate of speed
the shortage of raw materials slowed production to a walk

57. the gait of a biped in which the feet are lifted alternately with one foot not clear of the ground before the other touches

58. the gait of a quadruped in which there are always at least two feet on the ground specifically a 4-beat gait of a horse in which the feet strike the ground in the sequence near hind, near fore, off hind, off fore

59. a route regularly traversed by a person in the performance of a particular activity (such as patrolling, begging, or vending)

60. social or economic status
all walks of life

61. range or sphere of action field, province

62. vocation

63. manner of living conduct, behavior

64. an easy victory
won in a walk

65. an easy or pleasurable experience

66. to move with your legs at a speed that is slower than running

67. to go with (someone) to a place by walking to walk with (someone)

68. to cause (an animal) to go for a walk with you to take (an animal) for a walk

69. an act of walking an act of going somewhere by walking

70. a place or path for walking

71. an organized event in which people walk to raise money for a particular cause or group

72. to move or cause to move along on foot at a natural slow pace
I walk to school.

73. to cover or pass over on foot
We walked 20 miles.

74. to go with (a person or animal) by walking
Will you walk me home?

75. to go or cause to go to first base after four balls in baseball

76. to leave suddenly and unexpectedly

77. to go on strike

78. the act of moving along on foot at a natural slow pace

79. a place or path for walking
My dog ran up the walk to greet me.

80. distance to be walked often measured in time required by a walker to cover
Her house is a long walk from here.

81. way of walking
He approached with a confident walk.

82. an advance to first base after four balls in baseball

83. position in life or the community

84. a slow way of moving by a horse

片语

walk away from something放弃正在进行中的事

WALK AWAY FROM LOVE走出爱情

quit摆脱了…的；已经了结的

get out（Get Out）《逃出绝命镇》（电影名）

split离开；被劈开；断绝关系

Walk away from me看你离我而去

Walk away from sin走出罪恶

to walk away from走出

walk away from you离开你

walk away from sb离开某人

leave许可，同意；休假

英汉例句

• indeed, it can often be a very good idea to walk away from a conflict—at least for a while.

  确实，脱离沖突很多时候会是一个好主意——至少离开一下。

• but walk away from it he did, and into history.

  然而他从那里举步，走进了历史。

• he would not back down, and nor, he said, should congress: 「do not walk away from reform.

  他不会泄气，他说国会也不应该泄气：“不要放弃这项改革。

• the pre-digital past doesn「t exist, at least not unless i walk away from this computer, get all old school, and find an actual library.

  数字时代之前的历史是不存在的，除非你离开计算机，到有历史的学校中，去图书馆中寻找。

• walk away from the square in any direction, however, and soon you find yourself amid a raucous riot of commerce.

  然而，从广场四面八方向外走去，你会发现自己走进了一个灯红酒绿的花花世界。

• you also need to make sure that snooping eyes can」t see what「s on your screen when you walk away from your pc for an extended period of time.

  不管你离开你的办公桌多长时间，你都要确保过路的人看不出你的电脑显示器上有什么。

• in doing so, we walk away from numerous opportunities and positive experiences.

  这样做的同时，我们远离了大量的机遇和积极的经验。

• so if house prices fall below the value of the mortgage, a householder can walk away from his debt. many have done so: fire sales of seized homes have weighed heavily on prices.

  因此，如果房价降至抵押物价值以下，房主可以安全脱离债务，许多人这么做：被没收财产的降价销售严重依赖于市场价格水平。

• the behavior of others could inspire you to walk away from something, or change your goals, or make a break for freedom.

  受别人的启发，你会放弃某事，改变目标或者是休息下寻求个人自由。

• i don」t think that either country can afford to simply walk away from the other.

  我认为（中美）两国中没有一方能承受简单地从另一方身边离开的代价。

• and although kielburger didn’t walk away from that meeting feeling canada would lead the way toward ending child labor, he did come out with something else of value—the national media loved his story.

  尽管魁格并没有从这样的会面中感觉到加拿大将带头朝结束童工而努力，但是会谈中他发表了其他一些有价值的东西 —国家新闻传媒喜欢他的故事。

• meanwhile, mr clegg has risked antagonising liberal democrat activists by insisting that he would not walk away from the coalition if the country rejects electoral reform.

  同时，克莱格冒着引起自民党积极分子反抗的危险，坚持表示他不会放弃联合，就算国家反对选举改革。

• so why do some newcomers walk away from linux/bsd decrying open source operating systems and calling the community members highfalutin?

  那么，为什么一些新手离开linux/bsd，就谴责开源操作系统，并称这些社区成员自命不凡呢？

• but three months after microsoft laid down the challenge, it elected to walk away from its takeover bout for yahoo!.

  但是这场在三个月前就发出的挑战——收购雅虎的拳赛，微软却选择了离开。

• if that「s not possible, i think “leave it, 」 or simply walk away from the whole dilemma and turn my attention to what i can do rather than what i cannot do.

  如果这样不可能，那我就想要「离开它」，也就是完全从这个进退两难的窘境里退出来，而把自己的注意力转向我能够做的事，而不再停留在我做不了的事情上。

• or i’ll walk away from someone instead of saying something i’ll regret later.

  或者我会出去走一圈而避免说一些晚些我会觉得遗憾的话。

• when users walk away from the pc they simply hit the button to quickly drop the pc into a low-power mode.

  当用户离开pc的时候他们简单地点击一下这个按钮，就可以迅速让pc进入低能耗模式。

• how can i just walk away from the 「security」 i have now?

  怎样才能让自己走出目前的「安定」的生活？

• they」re happy to walk away from a successful engagement where you have become self-sufficient.

  一段成功雇佣期过后他们高兴地离开，您也变得十分自信。

• walk away from unnecessary online commitments : b33j mentions that she had a 「time sinkhole」 in a forum she moderated, and that when she walked away she never looked back.

  别承担不必要的网络义务：b33j提到她在一个论坛当版主，结果这成了「时间无底洞」，后来她离开了再不继续干这差事了。

• they will try to forget the past, he said, and walk away from it all.

  他们会试着忘记过去，从那里的阴影走出来。他说。

• communication needs to be open, and a healthy work relationship is crucial to both parties if they are to walk away from the project with a sense of accomplishment.

  交流必须是开放的，如果他们想要带着成就感离开这个项目，一个健康的工作关系是至关重要的。

• research shows that people landing on a web page with a complicated or long registration process tend to walk away from the site quickly.

  调查显示，人们登录一个web页面，如果注册时间过长，会很快离开。

• sometimes the bravest of the battle is the one who can walk away from the ignorance.

  有些时候，战斗沖突中最勇敢的表现，就是一个人可以无视的走开。

• it was not the custom in new york drawing-rooms for a lady to get up and walk away from one gentleman in order to seek the company of another.

  一位女士起身离开一位绅士，去找另一位绅士作伴，这在纽约的客厅里是不合常规的。

相似词

ambulate走动；步行；移动

pad步行；放轻脚步走

step走，迈步； 竖立（桅桿）于桅座上

traipse閑蕩；漫步；无精打采者

tread步态，脚步声；（轮胎的）胎面（花纹）；（楼梯的）梯面；钢轨踏面；鞋底