walk off

英 [wɔːk ɒf]

美 [wɔːk ɔːf]

走开; 离开; 使走开

英英释义

verb

• go away from
  1. The actor walked off before he got his cue
  2. I got annoyed and just walked off
  Synonym:walk away
• take without permission
  1. he walked off with my wife!
  2. The thief walked off with my gold watch

双语例句

• You'll merely walk off but I'll get yelled at.
  你只会简单地走开但是我却被人嚷嚷。
• Which film do you think will walk off the Oscar Prize this year?
  你认为今年那部电影会获奥斯卡奖吗？奥斯卡奖于每年春天颁发。
• Walk off too many drinks.
  藉着走路以减少饮酒过多的影响。
• I used so much force that I could barely walk off the stage at the end; my leg muscles hurt more back then than they did20 years later after they carried me to the top of Mount Kilimanjaro.
  我用力之大，当结束时，我几乎不能走下台，我双腿的肌肉，比二十年后，攀登非洲吉力马札罗火山山顶还痛。
• Will he be able to walk off without the aid of Gary Vitti?
  他可以在没有加里维特的帮助下顺利走出场馆吗？
• If you start a manual test, then walk off to talk to someone or to finish another task, you're not being mindful of any unexpected results or timing problems that test uncovers.
  如果您开始人工测试，然后离开去和某人谈话，或者完成另一项任务，那么您不会注意到测试揭示的任何出乎意料的结果或定时问题。
• I went up to talkwith her, but she just walk off.
  我刚要上前和她说话，她走开了。
• You can't just walk off with his jacket.
  你可不能偷走他的夹克。
• He went out to walk off his sleepiness. I went out and wandered eastward.
  我出去向东信步走去。
• I had a guy walk off the job, and I guess I was feeling a little frustrated.
  我那里有个人不干了，我想我是有点挫败。