| 释义 |
*walk¹ /wɔk; wɔːk/
v
1 [I,T] to move forwards by putting one foot in front of the other 行走，步行:
We must have walked ten miles today. 今天我们必定已走了十英里路。
She walked up to him and kissed him. 她走到他跟前吻他。
2 [T] to walk somewhere with someone （陪）同〔某人〕一起走〔到某地〕:
It's late — I'll walk you home. 天晚了 — 我送你回家。
Tamara usually walks the dogs twice a day. (=she takes them outside for a walk) 塔玛拉通常一天遛狗两趟。
3 walk all over sb informal to treat someone very badly 【非正式】 欺负，刻薄地对待:
She lets those kids walk all over her. 她任由那些小孩欺负。
walk awayto leave a situation without caring what happens 撒手不管，一走了之:
You can't just walk away from 8 years of marriage! 八年的婚姻你不可以就这样一走了之！
walk away with sth
to win something easily 轻易得到〔奖品〕:
Carrie walked away with the prize. 凯莉轻而易举地赢得了奖品。
walk into sth
1 if you walk into a job, you get it easily and without any effort 轻易地得到〔工作〕
2 to be easily deceived by something, especially in a way that makes you seem silly 轻易上当受骗:
You walked straight into that one! 你那么容易就上了当！
walk off with sth
1 to take something that does not belong to you 偷窃〔某物〕:
Someone walked off with my new jacket! 有人偷了我的新外套！
2 to win something easily 轻松赢得〔某物〕
walk out
to stop working as a protest 罢工
walk out on sb
to leave your husband, wife etc suddenly 突然离开，扔下〔丈夫、妻子等〕:
Mary just walked out on him one day. 有一天玛莉突然扔下他走了。
|