| 词组 | walk out |
| 释义 | walk out 1. walk out to leave a performance or meeting before the end, because you do not like it or because you feel annoyed about something: ▪ Several people walked out halfway through the film because they thought it was too violent. +of ▪ Only two weeks ago, Anderson walked out of talks with Leeds boss Howard Wilkinson after an argument over money. 2. walk out to stop working in order to protest about something: ▪ Twenty staff walked out yesterday when a colleague was fired for refusing to work overtime. walk-out n C when a group of workers stop working in order to protest about something: ▪ Car workers staged an unofficial walk-out in protest at the company's 2.5 per cent pay offer. 3. walk out to leave your wife, boyfriend etc suddenly and end your relationship with them: ▪ His wife walked out after 20 years of marriage. ► see also ↑walk out on |
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