walk out

• Verbo frasal usado para indicar saída súbita de um lugar, situação ou relacionamento, muitas vezes como forma de protesto ou demonstração de descontentamento. Também pode significar simplesmente sair de um local, deixar alguém ou abandonar algo.

A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of leaving a place, situation, or relationship suddenly, often as a protest or expression of dissatisfaction.

incontável · intransitivo · phrasal, inseparável

1. Leave abruptlyinformal

   To leave a place suddenly, often as a sign of protest or anger.

   Sair abruptamente

   • He walked out of the meeting in frustration.
   • She walked out on her job after the argument.
   • The audience walked out during the boring speech.

   Sinônimosboltmarch out

   Antônimosattendremainstay

2. Go on strikeformal

   To stop working as a form of protest, typically by employees.

   Entrar em greve

   • The factory workers walked out demanding better wages.
   • Teachers walked out to protest the new policy.
   • The union voted to walk out if their demands were not met.

   Sinônimosstrike

3. Abandon a relationshipinformal

   To leave a partner or family suddenly and permanently.

   Abandonar

   • He walked out on his wife and children.
   • She walked out of the relationship without any explanation.
   • After years of conflict, he finally walked out.

   Sinônimosabandondesertditchdumpforsakeleave

   Antônimosremainstay

Verbo basewalk