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walk: I. noun II. transitive verb III. intransitive verb
cat-walk: noun
walk off: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
walk on: intransitive verb
walk out: intransitive verb
walk over: I. transitive verb II. intransitive verb
walk-in: adjective and adverb
walk-on: I. adjective and adverb II. noun
walk-through: noun
walk away from: intransitive verb
walk away with: transitive verb
walk in on: intransitive verb
walk off with: transitive verb

I . walk [wɔ:k, Am wɑ:k] N

1. walk (going on foot):

walk

ходьба́ f

it's five minute walk

в пяти́ мину́тах ходьбы́

to be ten minutes' walk from here

находи́ться в 10 мину́тах ходьбы́ отсю́да

2. walk (gait):

walk

похо́дка f

3. walk (walking speed):

walk

шаг m

at a slow/fast walk

ме́дленным/бы́стрым ша́гом

4. walk (stroll):

walk

прогу́лка f

to go for a walk

ходи́ть гуля́ть

to go for a walk

идти́ на прогу́лку

to take sb out for a walk

повести́ кого́-ли́бо погуля́ть [или на прогу́лку]

to take a walk

прогуля́ться

5. walk (promenade):

walk

ме́сто nt для прогу́лки

Phrases:

walk of life

профе́ссия f

walk of life

обще́ственное положе́ние nt

from all walks of life

из всех слоёв о́бщества

II . walk [wɔ:k, Am wɑ:k] VB trans

1. walk (go on foot):

walk

идти́ пешко́м

you can walk it in half an hour

вы мо́жете дойти́ туда́ пешко́м за полчаса́

2. walk (accompany):

to walk sb somewhere

сопровожда́ть кого́-ли́бо куда́-ли́бо

to walk sb home

отпра́вить кого́-ли́бо домо́й

3. walk (take for a walk):

выводи́ть на прогу́лку

4. walk (make move):

walk

расха́живать

III . walk [wɔ:k, Am wɑ:k] VB intr

1. walk (go on foot):

walk

to walk somewhere

идти́ пешко́м куда́-то

it takes ten minutes to walk

(у кого́-ли́бо) займёт 10 мину́т ходьбы́

to walk into/out of a room

входи́ть в ко́мнату/выходи́ть из ко́мнаты

to walk up/down a road

поднима́ться/идти́ вниз [или спуска́ться] по доро́ге

to walk along

идти́ по

2. walk (stroll):

walk

прогу́ливаться

walk

Phrases:

to walk on air

ног под собо́й не чу́ять

to walk on eggs

де́йствовать кра́йне осторо́жно

to walk the streets (wander)

слоня́ться [или ходи́ть] по у́лицам

to walk the streets (be a prostitute)

занима́ться проститу́цией

cat-walk [ˈkætˌwɔ:k, Am -wɑ:k] N

1. cat-walk THEAT:

подвесно́й мо́стик m для устано́вки освети́тельной аппарату́ры

2. cat-walk Brit fashion:

помо́ст m

по́диум m (для демонстра́ции моде́лей оде́жды)

I . walk off VB trans

уходи́ть

отстрани́ться

II . walk off VB intr

изба́виться от неприя́тных после́дствий

to walk off a meal

сгоня́ть ходьбо́й (вес)

walk on VB intr THEAT

игра́ть роль без слов

walk out VB intr

1. walk out (leave to express dissatisfaction):

уйти́ демонстрати́вно

her husband walked out

муж её бро́сил

2. walk out (go on strike):

бастова́ть

I . walk over VB trans

одержа́ть лёгкую побе́ду

II . walk over VB intr

to walk (all) over sb

пло́хо обраща́ться [или не счита́ться] с кем-ли́бо

walk-in ADJ

walk-in clinic

без предвари́тельной за́писи

walk-in cupboard, wardrobe

широ́кий

walk-in cupboard, wardrobe

просто́рный

walk-in Am, Aus

I . walk-on ADJ

a walk-on part

второстепе́нная роль f

II . walk-on N

стати́ст(ка) m(f)

walk-through N

walk-through

репети́ция f

walk away from VB intr

1. walk away from (leave):

walk away from house, car, group

уходи́ть

walk away from house, car, group

броса́ть

2. walk away from (ignore):

walk away from friends, problem

пренебрега́ть

walk away from deal, opportunity

упуска́ть

walk away from deal, opportunity

пропуска́ть

3. walk away from (escape unhurt):

to walk away from an accident

оста́ться це́лым и невреди́мым по́сле ава́рии

walk away with VB trans inf

1. walk away with (steal):

walk away with

укра́сть

2. walk away with (win):

walk away with

завоёвывать

walk away with

легко́ побежда́ть

walk in on VB intr

вломи́ться (к кому́-ли́бо)

нагря́нуть

walk off with VB trans inf

1. walk off with (steal):

walk off with

укра́сть

2. walk off with (win):

walk off with

завоева́ть

walk off with

вы́играть

Usage examples with walked

her husband walked out

муж её бро́сил

he walked up hill and down dale

он шёл по гора́м, по дола́м

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English

Then almost piggy back style, he walked her out of the water. www.khou.com

The women that walked by were either overdressed or didn't cover up enough. www.workersliberty.org

The spider promptly walked out of the circle and off the table. en.wikipedia.org

The young man with his spirit friends sat on the edge of a cliff while the old woman walked out into the thin air. en.wikipedia.org

Evidenced by fossils that keep cropping up here, ancient monsters walked upon these lands where today only stark barrenness abounds. www.thehindu.com

He has crossed every ocean and walked on all seven continents (including Antarctica). en.wikipedia.org

Su, on the other hand, walked to prison, slept on a thin mattress, and ate very simple foods. en.wikipedia.org

This sloth, like a modern anteater, walked on the sides of its feet because its claws prevented it from putting them flat on the ground. en.wikipedia.org

We walked through a hospital set-up, complete with patients and nurses, and then entered a sitting-room studio where a rehearsal was taking place. www.independent.co.uk

The modern road bypasses the hairpin bends, but the old road still exists and its route can be walked, or carefully cycled. en.wikipedia.org

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