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walk
/wɔːk/ verbTranslation
› [I, T] to move forward by putting one foot in front of the other and then repeating the action
yürümek
She walks to school. We walked twenty miles in all.1608 walk sb home/to sth › to walk with someone in order to guide them or keep them safe
birini sağ salim eve kadar yürüyerek götürmek
He walked me to my house.16081641 walk the dog › to walk with a dog to give the dog exercise
köpeği gezdirmek
1608walk all over sb informal › to treat someone badly
walk into sth phrasal verb kötü muamele etmek, kaba davranmak
933 › to get a job easily
walk off with sth phrasal verb kolayca iş sahibi olmak/işe girmek
1437 › to win something easily
walk out phrasal verb kolayca kazanmak
She walked off with the top prize.2441 › to leave a job, meeting, or performance because you are angry or do not approve of something
walk out on sb phrasal verb kızarak/onaylamayarak terketmek; bırakıp gitmek, çekip gitmek
He was so disgusted by the film he walked out.15951449 › to suddenly leave your husband, wife, or partner and end your relationship with them
alıp başını gitmek; aniden terketmek; çekip gitmek; yüzüstü bırakmak
He walked out on his wife and kids.634(Definition of walk verb from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
© Cambridge University Press)
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