walk away

• Verbo frasal que indica la acción de alejarse de una situación, lugar o relación, a menudo de manera deliberada o para evitar un conflicto.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of leaving a situation, place, or relationship, often deliberately or to avoid conflict.

incontable · intransitivo · phrasal, sin objeto

1. Leave a place or situationinformal

   To depart from a location or situation, often deliberately.

   alejarse, marcharse

   • He decided to walk away from the argument.
   • She walked away from the party without saying goodbye.
   • They walked away from the deal after the terms changed.

   Sinónimosabandonback awaydepartgo awayleavepull outquitretreatwithdraw

   Antónimosadvanceapproacharriveremainstay

2. Escape or avoidinformal

   To avoid a difficult or unpleasant situation by leaving it.

   Apartarse para evitar

   • He walked away from his responsibilities.
   • She walked away from the toxic relationship.
   • It's better to walk away from a bad investment.

   Sinónimosabandonavoidback awayescapeevadeleavequitshunturn awaywithdraw

   Antónimosaddressconfrontengagefacestaytackle

3. Survive or emergeinformal

   To come out of a dangerous or challenging situation unharmed or with a particular outcome.

   salir ileso/sobrevivir

   • He walked away from the car crash with only minor injuries.
   • She walked away from the competition with a gold medal.
   • They walked away from the negotiation with a fair deal.

   Sinónimoscome outcome throughemergeescapeget outget throughmake itpull throughsurvive

   Antónimosdieperishsuccumb

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