walk out

1 phrasal verbphr v

a) LEAVE A PLACEto leave a place suddenly, especially because you disapprove of something 〔尤指由于反对某事而〕突然离开，退席

The play was awful and we walked out after half an hour.

那出戏很糟糕，演了半小时我们就退场了。

the issue that led to the US walking out of the trade talks this week

导致美国退出本周贸易会谈的问题

b) to leave your husband, wife etc suddenly and go and live somewhere else 抛弃，遗弃〔伴侣〕

Her husband walked out, leaving her with three children to look after.

丈夫离家而去，留下三个孩子要她抚养。

Five years later she walked out on Matthew and their two boys.

五年之后她抛弃了马修和他们的两个儿子。

c) to leave your job suddenly because you no longer want to do it 〔做工作〕半途而废

We’re so short-staffed. I can’t just walk out.

我们人手这么紧缺，我不能说走就走。

If you can afford to walk out of your job, why not?

要是你有足够的钱可以不用工作，为什么不辞职呢？

d) STOP WORKING/GO ON STRIKEto stop working as a protest 罢工〔以示抗议〕

Workers are threatening to walk out if an agreement is not reached.

工人们威胁说，如果不能达成协议就举行罢工。

Examples from the Corpus

walk out• I was three months pregnant when Peter walked out.• This afternoon, three hundred car workers walked out as a protest over cuts in overtime.• Ambulance drivers have threatened to walk out if their pay claim is rejected.• What started as a walk-out in a small factory in Manchester was to develop into a national and long-running strike.• Furious by now, I walked out, leaving him sitting there shocked and white-faced.• She remembered the day her father had walked out on them and how her mother had just sat on the stairs and cried.

walk of• She walked out of the family home with the two unmarried daughters.• Finally I got up and walked out of the house toward the bush.• He had gone from shouting to silence, utter silence, and had walked out of the house.• A heavyset man walks out of the main building, and approaches them.• She walks out of the room, and the door closes behind her with a click.• Or simply by walking out of the room.• As he walked out of the store a peculiar image thrust it-self on his recall.

walk on• The smell excited her like a pheromone, even now, three years after she had walked out on all that madness.• With six children to feed she felt unable to challenge him about his mistress lest he walked out on her for good.• The lady, according to Carter, had walked out on him some four years previously.• I didn't want her walking out on me, leaving me looking a fool!• He wouldn't have walked out on the family.• I walked out on the moors behind the house.• I packed a few things, then I walked out on the street and stole a car.• The suspense is cut through when he walks out on them.

walk of• She walked out of the class-room knowing that she had given up her one chance of ever seeing her family again.• She walked out of the family home with the two unmarried daughters.• Finally I got up and walked out of the house toward the bush.• He had gone from shouting to silence, utter silence, and had walked out of the house.• A heavyset man walks out of the main building, and approaches them.• She walks out of the room, and the door closes behind her with a click.• Or simply by walking out of the room.

→ walk out at walk1(PHRASAL VERB)

2 → variant of walkout at walkout

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