walk; go on foot; leave; quit
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesverb
to walk; to go on foot
Refers to the basic physical action of moving on foot. Can be used for short trips or as a mode of transportation.
The child can already walk.
Let's walk to school.
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He walked for two days and was exhausted.
Grandpa goes walking in the park every morning for exercise.
You can't drive here; you can only walk in.
verb
to leave; to get out; to quit (a job); to be dismissed
informalColloquial usage often implying dismissal from employment or being forced to leave. Frequently appears in the idiom '卷铺盖走路' (to pack up and leave).
If he keeps slacking off, let him pack up and leave.
The boss was very angry and told him to leave immediately.
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This job is too hard; I'm planning to quit.
Leave if you don't work hard; nobody will keep you.
He was fired by the company and had to pack up and leave.