walk off

• Phrasal verb, das das Weggehen von einem Ort oder aus einer Situation bezeichnet, oft plötzlich oder verärgert; außerdem kann es bedeuten, ein Gefühl (wie Schmerz oder Stress) durch Gehen zu vertreiben.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of leaving a place or situation, often abruptly or in a huff, or to relieve a feeling (e.g., pain or stress) by walking.

unzählbar · intransitiv · Phrasal, untrennbar

1. Leave abruptlyinformal

   To leave a place suddenly, often in anger or frustration.

   Weggehen

   • He walked off the field after the referee's decision.
   • She walked off in the middle of the argument.
   • They walked off without saying goodbye.

   Antonymearriveremainstay

2. Relieve by walkinginformal

   To reduce or get rid of a feeling, such as pain or stress, by walking.

   Weggehen von Gefühlen

   • I need to walk off this headache.
   • He walked off his anger after the meeting.
   • She walked off the heavy meal by taking a long stroll.

Grundverbwalk