abroad. б) быть обычным; быть неконтролируемым; Violence walks abroad in our
great cities.
walk away а) уходить; to walk away from smb. обгонять кого-л. без труда; б)
уводить; в) coll. унести, украсть (with); Someone got in and walked away with
the jewels while we were out. г) оставаться целым и невредимым (после аварии);
How could he walk away from a crash like that without a mark on him? д) легко
победить; I knew we were going to walk away from the other team.
walk back отказываться от (своих слов, своей позиции и т. п.)
walk in а) входить; I had just put the dinner on when Jim walked in
unexpectedly. б) легко получить работу; With your background, you should walk
in (to that job).
walk in on заставать кого-л. в стеснительной ситуации
walk into а) входить; He was last seen walking into the Town Hall. б) coll.
бранить, набрасываться с бранью (на кого-л.); I could hear the director
walking into Jim for being late again. в) sl. есть, уплетать; That boy walked
into the meal as if he hadn't seen food for a week. г) coll. натолкнуться, по-
пасть; he walked into the ambush он натолкнулся на засаду; д) coll. легко по-
лучить работу; No one was surprised when she walked into the top position.
walk of life общественное положение; занятие, профессия
walk off а) уходить; We said goodbye; then he turned and walked off without
another word. б) уводить; в) coll. унести, украсть (with); Someone got in and
walked off with the jewels while we were out. г) одержать легкую победу
(with); Jim walks off with the top prize every year, it hardly seems fair to
the others.
walk on а) идти вперед; б) продолжать ходьбу; Let's walk on a bit further
before we stop to eat. в) theatr. играть роль без слов; I didn't have much to
do in the play, I just walked on in the second act. г) плохо обращаться с
кем-л.; Why do you let him walk on you like that all the time?
walk out а) выходить; I think I'll walk out for a little while, to get a
breath of fresh air. б) забастовать; The electricians have walked out, and
will stay out until their demands are met. в) to walk out with smb. coll. уха-
живать, 'гулять' с кем-л. (обыкн. о прислуге); The footman and the cook have
been walking out for several months now. г) покидать, оставлять, бросать (on);
You can't walk out on your family at a time like this. д) не выполнять, отка-
зываться от обязанностей (on); You can't walk out on the contract, or you
could be taken to court.
walk over а) перешагнуть; б) без труда опередить соперников (на бегах и т.
п.); The horse walked over in the third race. в) не считаться (с чувствами ко-
го-л. и т. п.); плохо обращаться; She lets those children walk (all) over her.
walk the floor ходить взад и вперед
walk the rounds ходить дозором
walk through а) переходить; Walking through the forest one day, we found a
strange little hut that no one had ever seen before. б) репетировать; прого-
нять (сцену); Shall we walk through Act One, so that you get used to the
movements? в) легко справляться с чем-л.; John thought that he would fail his
driving test, as usual, but this time, to his own surprise, he walked through
it.
walk together а) идти с кем-л.; The path is too narrow for two people to
walk together. б) водить компанию с кем-л.; It's unusual for people of such
different political opinions to be able to walk together.
walk up подойти (to - к кому-л.); Walk up, walk up! See the strongest man
on earth!