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单词 walked
释义
walked
past simple and past participle ofwalk
walk
verb
uk
/wɔːk/us
/wɑːk/

walkverb(MOVE ON FOOT)

A1[IorT]
tomovealong by putting onefootinfrontof the other,allowingeachfoottotouchthegroundbeforeliftingthe next:
I walkedhome.
Acatwas walking along thetopof thefence.
He walks twomilestoworkeverymorning.
See also
jaywalkmainlyUS
sleepwalk
Thesaurus: synonyms, antonyms, and examples
to walk
  • walkThe baby has just learned to walk.
  • strideShe strode purposefully up to the desk and demanded to speak to the manager.
  • marchHe marched right in to the office and demanded to see the governor.
  • strollWe strolled along the beach.
  • wanderShe wandered from room to room, not sure of what she was looking for.
  • ambleShe ambled down the street, looking in shop windows.
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B1[T]
to go with someone to aparticularplace, forexamplebecause youwanttoprotectthem fromdanger, or show them the way:
Heofferedto walk herhome/tothestation.
B1[T]
to take ananimal,especiallyadog, for a walk:
She walks thedogfor anhoureveryafternoon.
a walking disaster, encyclopedia, etc.
someone whoseemsto be ahumanformofdisaster,encyclopedia, etc.:
Youbrokeanotherpairofglasses? You're just a walkingdisaster!
More examples
  • We'dbetterwalk abitquicker- it's going to takeforeverif we go at thispace.
  • We walked along thebeachcollectingsmallcrabsin abucket.
  • He walks with alimp.
  • We were just walking along,chatting.
  • I walkedbackwardstowards thedoor.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Walking and walkers
  • bring/callsomething/someoneto heelidiom
  • cavalcade
  • constitutional
  • foot traffic
  • hiker
  • hiking
  • hoof itidiom
  • rambler
  • retread
  • shanks's pony
  • sleepwalk
  • sleepwalking
  • somnambulate
  • stretch
  • tread
  • walkable
  • walkabout
  • walkies
  • walking
  • walking pole
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Taking someone somewhere or telling them the way
Samples and examples

walkverb(FREE TO GO)

[I]
to not bechargedwith acrime, or to beallowedtoleaveacourtafter beingfoundnotguiltyof acrime:
Ifpolicedon't get therightevidence, he'll walk.
[IorT]
inbaseball, toreceivefourballsoutsidethehittingareaand beallowedto go tofirstbase, or tothrowtheballoutsidethehittingareafourtimesso that thebatterisallowedto go tofirstbase:
The firstbatterseithermissedor walked.
He would have had aperfectgame, except he walked abatterin thefinalinning.
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Court cases, orders & decisions
  • actionable
  • administer
  • admissibility
  • admissible
  • affidavit
  • committal
  • conveyancing
  • exhibit
  • extinguishment
  • extrajudicial
  • fatal accident inquiry
  • finding
  • gagging order
  • inquest
  • moot
  • power of attorney
  • precedent
  • pretrial
  • probate
  • provide
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Freedom to act
Baseball & rounders

walkverb(LEAVE)

[I]
tosuddenlyleaveajobor othersituationbecause you have not been given what youwant:
Payessentialworkers$650 aweekor we walk.
"Getrealor we walk" UKwarnsBrusselsas Brexittradedealtalksresume.
You give me twentypercentdiscounton thepriceor I walk.
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Departing
  • abandon
  • abandonment
  • absquatulate
  • backward
  • be ready to rollidiom
  • drive
  • p.o.q.
  • peel away/off
  • piss off
  • pull
  • pull out
  • pullsomethingoff
  • push along
  • sea
  • track
  • vacate
  • vamoose
  • walk
  • walk off(somewhere)
  • walk out
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walkverb(DO EASILY)

[T]UKinformal
topassorwinsomething, such as anexamorgame,easily:
She'll walk theinterview- thejobispracticallyhers already.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Succeeding, achieving and fulfilling
  • A game
  • accomplish
  • achieve
  • acquit
  • actualize
  • bear
  • go (like/down) a bombidiom
  • go faridiom
  • go from strength to strengthidiom
  • go into orbitidiom
  • go placesidiom
  • kill
  • pan
  • rise
  • scrape through(something)
  • sewsomethingup
  • slam dunk
  • smash itidiom
  • somewhere
  • stand out
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See also

walk/be oneggshells

Idioms

walk all oversomeone
walk free
walk it
walk on air
walk right intosomething
walk the walk

Phrasal verbs

walk away
walk away withsomething
walk backsomething
walk in onsomeone
walk intosomething
walk off(somewhere)
walksomethingoff
walk off withsomething
walk out
walk throughsomething
More phrasal verbs
walksomeonethroughsomething
(Definition ofwalkedfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofwalked

walked

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

As soon as he had finished, hewalkedoff to the temple, and the dancers (mostly in pairs) followed.
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Thus, during experiments, if the modelwalkedfive steps, we hypothesised that it had converged to a stable gait.
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During my stay in the village, a group of young men showed me where the village shrine was andwalkedme around its perimeter.
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Wewalkedalong the bottom half and went in the lift.
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As theywalked, they waggled their abdomens from side to side, while their hind legs moved backwards and forwards, apparently combing pollen from the anthers.
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These small bats landed andwalkedon the inflorescence, keeping their wings closed during visits.
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During hand hoeing only the top 40+50 mm of soil was disturbed and the ground waswalkedover to give a -at compacted surface.
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Just at that time, a girl not yet 15walkedby and seeing her, gave her help.
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In cases when the aphidwalkedoff the leaf, it was returned immediately to continue recording.
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In this case allwalkedaway from the light.
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Wewalkedslowly along the river-bed for some distance, but no flies were seen.
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Pollinator numbers were transformed to yield a count of individuals, per km of transectwalkedfor each sampling occasion and year total.
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Each morning transect was different andwalkedback in the afternoon.
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It was a tightropewalkedby the creators of the piece, but one from which, triumphantly, they never fell.
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Wewalkeddown each ranked list and measured the percentage of true category members after each set of 50 words.
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