walk out of

• Phrasal verb, das das plötzliche Verlassen eines Ortes, Ereignisses oder einer Situation bezeichnet, oft aus Protest oder Unzufriedenheit.

A phrasal verb used to indicate leaving a place, event, or situation abruptly, often as a sign of protest or dissatisfaction.

unzählbar · intransitiv · Phrasal, untrennbar

1. informal

   To leave a place, especially in a sudden or angry manner.

   Verlassen

   • She walked out of the meeting in frustration.
   • He walked out of the store without buying anything.
   • They walked out of the cinema before the movie ended.

2. Abandon or quitinformal

   To leave a job, relationship, or situation abruptly, often as a protest.

   Aussteigen

   • He walked out of his job after the argument with the boss.
   • She walked out of the relationship without any explanation.
   • The workers threatened to walk out of the factory if their demands were not met.

   Synonymeabandonback outbail outleavepull outquitresignwithdraw

   Antonymecontinueremainstay

Grundverbwalk