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📖 Определения и значения для слова walk

📒 to move or go somewhere by putting one foot in front of the other on the ground, but without running

The baby is just learning to walk.
He may not be able to walk again.
‘How did you get here?’ ‘I walked.’

📒 to spend time walking for pleasure

I like an active holiday, so I walk.
She's started to go walking.
walk+ adv./prep. We're going walking in the mountains this summer.

📒 to go somewhere with somebody on foot, especially in order to make sure they get there safely

He always walked her home.
I walked him to the corner of the street.

📒 to take an animal for a walk; to make an animal walk somewhere

They walk their dogs every day.
She walked the horse around the ring.
It’s too far to walk—I’ll take you by car.

📒 to disappear; to be taken away

Lock up any valuables. Things tend to walk here (= be stolen).

📒 to appear

📒 when a batsman walks, he/she leaves the field without waiting for the umpire to say that he/she is out

He knew he was out, so he walked.

📒 to reach first base without having to do anything because the pitcher failed to throw the ball correctly four times and you didn't try to hit it; to enable a batter to walk

He walked 60 times in 57 games.
walk somebody Despite walking one batter, Jackson showed solid control of the pitch.

📒 to be taking a risk

📒 to feel very happy

Most couples feel they are walking on air on their wedding day.

📒 to get married

📒 to do things that are difficult, without learning the basic skills first

📒 to be in a difficult situation in which you do not have much freedom of action and need to be extremely careful about what you do

The government is walking a difficult tightrope in wanting to reduce interest rates without pushing up inflation.

📒 to walk around the area that they are responsible for

We have two officers walking the beat after midnight.

📒 to be in a difficult or dangerous situation where you could easily make a mistake

He was walking a fine line between being funny and being rude.
She often seems to tread a thin line between success and failure.
His comedy treads the line between shocking and sickening.

📒 to be allowed to leave court, etc., without receiving any punishment

She was acquitted and walked free from court.

📒 to go somewhere on foot instead of in a vehicle

It’s not very far. We can easily walk it.

📒 to easily achieve something that you want

It's not a difficult exam. You'll walk it!

📒 to make somebody walk so far or so fast that they are very tired

I hope I haven’t walked you off your feet.

📒 to stop working in order to go on strike

📒 (in the past) to walk along a board placed over the side of a ship and fall into the sea, as a punishment

📒 to walk around the streets of a town or city

Is it safe to walk the streets alone at night?

📒 to feel proud and confident

📒 to act in a way that shows people you are really good at what you do, and not just good at talking about it

You can talk the talk but can you walk the walk?

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