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II . walk [wɔ:k] VB trans

2. walk (accompany):

3. walk (take for a walk):

4. walk Brit inf (succeed easily):

III . walk [wɔ:k] VB intr

1. walk (go on foot):

2. walk (for recreation):

walk about VB intr, walk around VB intr

II . walk off VB intr

1. walk (leave):

odhajati [perf oditi]

walk out VB intr

2. walk (go on strike):

walk over VB trans fig

walk through VB trans

1. walk (accompany):

2. walk THEAT:

ˈwalk-on ADJ attr

walk-on THEAT, CINE
statist(ka) m (f)

ˈwalk-through N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The young man with his spirit friends sat on the edge of a cliff while the old woman walked out into the thin air.
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Corker then walked away to his press conference.
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Then almost piggy back style, he walked her out of the water.
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Su, on the other hand, walked to prison, slept on a thin mattress, and ate very simple foods.
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Evidenced by fossils that keep cropping up here, ancient monsters walked upon these lands where today only stark barrenness abounds.
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The modern road bypasses the hairpin bends, but the old road still exists and its route can be walked, or carefully cycled.
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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.
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Here, men have walked on the moon is the antecedent.
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The spider promptly walked out of the circle and off the table.
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She seemed very powerful, and she captivated a room when she walked in.
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