walk in
/wɔːk ɪn/Word connections
verb
/wɔːk ɪn/
Фразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения входа в место неформально или без приглашения, часто неожиданно.
Verbo frasal que se usa para indicar la entrada a un lugar de manera informal o sin invitación, a menudo de forma inesperada o casual.
Verbe à particule désignant le fait d'entrer dans un lieu de manière informelle ou sans invitation, souvent de façon inattendue.
Partikelverb, das das Betreten eines Ortes ohne Voranmeldung oder Einladung bezeichnet, oft unerwartet oder beiläufig.
Verbo frasal usado para indicar a entrada em um lugar informalmente ou sem ser convidado, muitas vezes de forma inesperada.
短语动词，指非正式地进入某地，常指未经邀请或突然到访。也可指不脱鞋直接走进室内。
فعل مركب يعني الدخول إلى مكان ما، وغالبًا ما يكون الدخول بشكل غير رسمي أو دون موعد أو استئذان، وقد يكون مفاجئًا. ومن معانيه أيضًا المرور السريع أو زيارة شخص ما على غرة.
A phrasal verb used to indicate entering a place casually or without being invited, often unexpectedly.
uncountable · intransitive · phrasal, inseparable
Enter casuallyinformal
To enter a place without an appointment or without waiting.
Войти без приглашенияentrar sin citaentrer sans rendez-vousHereinplatzenEntrar sem avisar未经预约进入الدخول دون موعد- He just walked in without knocking.
- You can walk in anytime during business hours.
- She walked in and asked for a job application.
Enter unexpectedlyinformal
To enter a room or building and surprise someone.
Войти неожиданноEntrar inesperadamenteentrer à l'improvisteHereinplatzenEntrar de repente突然闯入الدخول المفاجئ- I walked in on them having a private conversation.
- She walked in and found everyone waiting for her.
- He walked in while we were discussing the surprise party.
- walked in past participle
- walked in past simple
- walking in present participle
- walks in third person singular
Base verbwalk
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