| 短语 | walk out |
| 释义 | walk out 1. to 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。[+ of]•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2. 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。[+ on]•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。3. 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。[+ of]•If you can afford to walk out of your job, why not?要是你可以放弃工作，为什么不放弃呢？4. to stop working as a protest罢工〔以示抗议〕:•Workers are threatening to walk out if an agreement is not reached.工人们威胁说如果达不成协议就要罢工。 walk out 1. depart suddenly or angrily 突然（或愤然）离去。 ■ leave one's job suddenly 突然辞职。 ■ go on strike 罢工。 ■ abandon someone or something towards which one has responsibilities 抛弃（某人或对其负有责任的某事物）： he walked out on his wife. 他抛弃了自己的妻子。 2. Brit. informal, dated go for walks in courtship 〈英, 非正式, 旧〉（求爱时）散步： you were walking out with Tom. 你在散步时跟汤姆谈恋爱。 ˌwalk ˈout(informal)(of workers工人)to stop working in order to go on strike（离开岗位）罢工related nounwalkoutwalk out1. go on strike 罢工 * Building workers walked out during the morning in protest of the sacking of a bricklayer. 建筑工人上午举行罢工，抗议解雇一名砌砖工人。 * There's another strike threatening; some of the workers walked out today. 又一次罢工迫近了，今天已有一些工人不干活了。2. leave in protest 退席抗议 * The representatives of the offended country walked out when the opposing speaker took the floor. 当对方发言时，受攻击的国家代表退席以示抗议。3. be in love 谈恋爱 * John and Mary are walking out. 约翰和玛丽在谈恋爱。 |
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