walk (A1)
verb
Pronunciation: /wɔːk/
Definition
To move along on foot by taking steps, at a pace slower than a run.
Examples
I like to walk to work when the weather is nice.
We walked for miles along the beach.
Can you walk the dog this evening?
How to Use walk
- walk in (phrasal verb)
- To enter a place. — "Please walk in and sit down."
- walk out (phrasal verb)
- To leave a place, especially in protest. — "The audience began to walk out during the play."
- walk away (phrasal verb)
- To leave a situation or place. — "She chose to walk away from the conflict."
- walk around (prepositional phrase)
- To move from place to place without a specific destination. — "We walked around the city for hours."
- walk up (prepositional phrase)
- To move towards someone or something. — "He saw his friend and decided to walk up to him."
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