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🔑walkwalk1 /wɔk / verb - [intransitive] to move along on foot at a fairly slow speed走；行走；走路◆Our little girl is just learning to walk.我们的小女儿刚开始学走路。◆“Did you drive here? ” “No, I walked.”“你开车来的吗？”“不，我是走路来的。”◆He walked with a limp.他走路有点儿瘸。◆Is the grocery store within walking distance? (= is it close enough to walk to?) 食品杂货店步行能到吗？
- [intransitive] to move on foot for exercise or pleasure散步；步行◆We walked through the park at sunset.傍晚我们散步穿过公园。 ➡ look at hike2 (1)
- [transitive] to go on foot with someone or something陪…走；和…一起走◆I'll walk you home if you don't want to go on your own.如果你不想一个人走，我陪你走回家。◆people walking their dogs in the park在公园里遛狗的人们
- [transitive] to go along or through something on foot在（某处）走◆He walked the streets all night.他整夜在街上游荡。
 ●walk all over sb (informal) - to defeat someone completely彻底击败某人◆Rachel played fantastically and walked all over her opponent.雷切尔发挥得很出色，彻底击败了她的对手。
- to deal with someone as if he / she is not important轻视；轻蔑地对待◆I don't know why she lets her husband walk all over her like that.我不明白她为什么允许她丈夫那样轻视她。
●walk the walk (informal) to act in a way that shows people you are really good at what you do, and not just good at talking about it言行一致；做的和说的一样好◆You can talk the talk but can you walk the walk?你说得头头是道，但是你能做到吗？  ●walk away (from sb / sth)to leave a person or a situation, without caring about what will happen to him / her / it（抛下别人或不管某事）一走了之●walk away with sthto win something easily轻易赢得◆She walked away with all the prizes.她轻而易举赢了所有奖品。●walk off with sthto steal something; to take something that does not belong to you by mistake偷走；顺手牵羊；误拿◆When I got home, I realized that I had walked off with her pen.到家后，我才发现错拿了她的笔。●walk out (of sth)to leave suddenly and angrily愤然离去◆She walked out of the meeting in disgust.她憎恶地愤然离开会场。●walk out (on sb) (informal) to leave someone forever抛弃，遗弃，永远离开（某人）◆He walked out on his wife and children after 15 years of marriage.结婚 15 年后，他抛妻弃子。●walk up (to sb / sth)to approach (someone or something)走近；向…走去◆He walked up to her and asked her if she wanted to dance.他走到她面前，问她想不想跳舞。
🔑walkwalk2 /wɔk / noun - [countable] a trip on foot for pleasure, exercise, etc.步行；散步；漫步◆We went for a walk in the park.我们到公园里散步。◆I'm going to take the dog for a walk.我要去遛狗。◆The hotel is five minutes' walk from the beach.旅馆离海滩步行只要五分钟。◆a five-minute walk步行五分钟的路程
- [singular] a way or style of walking; the act or speed of walking步态；走路的姿势；走路的速度◆He has a funny walk.他走路的样子很好笑。◆She slowed to a walk.她放慢速度步行。
- [countable, usually singular] a path that leads to a building, house, etc.（通往大楼、房屋等的）小路◆She saw the mail carrier coming up the front walk.她看见邮递员从前面的小路走过来。
- [countable] a route that you can walk along for pleasure散步的小路；徒步旅行的路线◆This map shows a scenic walk through the woods.这张地图显示，有一条景色秀丽的小径穿过树林。
●a walk of lifea person's job or position in society职业；地位；阶层◆She has friends from many different walks of life.她各行各业都有朋友。 |