1.出去,离开;〔美国〕罢工;(丢开人)走掉 (on)
1.to suddenly leave a person who needs you or a situation that depends on you
2.to stop working as a way of protesting about something
1.You're telling me you're just gonna walk out of here and I'm never going to see it again.
别告诉我——就这样走出去而我却再也看不到它了。
2.Instead of hanging around the office whining, you walk out the door and find something better and cooler to do.
你直接走出大门，找点更好更酷的事情去做，而不是在办公室里做祥林嫂。
3.So while I'm turning in my sheets, and once again, I cannot sleep. Walk out the door and up the street.
所以当我在床上辗转难眠，再一次无法入睡。走出门外来到街上。
4.But I know when he enters, if he plays against lower ranked players than him, normally he's take going to walk out as a winner.
我知道当他走进球场的时候，如果他是和低排名选手交手，他通常会成为胜利者。
5.After a few moments, you stand up and walk out the front door of your cabin to get some fresh air.
几分钟后，你站起来走到你的小木屋的门口，去呼吸新鲜空气。
6.When he came away, she was going to walk out with Captain Benwick, which, he hoped, would do her good.
查尔斯离开的时候，她正要和本威克中校出去散步，他希望这对她会有好处。
7.Our assets walk out of the door each evening. We have to make sure that they come back the next morning.
我们的资产每个晚上都要走出我们的大门，我们必须确保他们第二天早上还能回来。
8.Most people don't wake up in the morning, comb their hair, and walk out the front door and onto the world stage.
大多数人并非在清晨醒来、梳洗好、走出前门，就登上世界舞台。
9.He hurl a few oath at his wife and walk out, SLam the door.
他咒骂了妻子几句，砰的一声关上门就走了。
10.As you might have guessed, I didn't walk out of that meeting with a $15 million check.
你可能已经猜到，我们并没有从那次会议里融到那一千五百万。