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to walk out
[phrase form: walk]
01
to leave suddenly, especially to show discontent
Intransitive: to walk out | to walk out of a place or situation
Grammatical Information
Movement verb
Regular
Inseparable
Present tense
walk out
3rd person singular
walks out
Past simple
walked out
Past participle
walked out
Examples
Feeling unheard, he walked out of the discussion abruptly.
02
to suddenly leave one's family or partner and start living somewhere else
Intransitive
Examples
She walked out on her partner when the conflicts became unbearable.
03
to be in a romantic relationship with someone
Intransitive
Old use
Examples
The pair walked out for a quiet evening stroll in the neighborhood.
04
to accompany someone out of a place
Transitive: to walk out sb
Examples
I will walk my friend out after the party.
