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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
02
to suddenly leave one's family or partner and start living somewhere else
Intransitive
03
to be in a romantic relationship with someone
Intransitive
Old use04
to accompany someone out of a place
Transitive: to walk out sb
walk out
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Example
The audience walked out in disappointment after the performance.
She was so upset with the meeting that she decided to walk out.
The pair walked out for a quiet evening stroll in the neighborhood.
The couple walked out for a weekend getaway at the beach.
They walked out on their first official date to a charming restaurant.
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