walk out

• 短语动词，指突然离开某个地方、场合或关系，常带有抗议或不满的意味。

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

不可数 · 不及物 · 短语动词，不可分

1. Leave abruptlyinformal

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

   愤然离场

   • 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.

   同义词boltmarch out

   反义词attendremainstay

2. Go on strikeformal

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

   罢工

   • 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.

   同义词strike

3. Abandon a relationshipinformal

   To leave a partner or family suddenly and permanently.

   离开

   • 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.

   同义词abandondesertditchdumpforsakeleave

   反义词remainstay

基本动词walk