walk out

UK
/wɔːk aʊt/
US
/wɔk aʊt/

Translations

walk outverb
walked out
Past Simple
walked out
Past Participle
walking out
Gerund
UK
/wɔːk aʊt/
US
/wɔk aʊt/
abandonnerà propos d'un partenaire ou d'une famille, sans prévenir
He walked out on his family, leaving them to fend for themselves.
Il a abandonné sa famille, les laissant se débrouiller seuls.
quitteren sortant d'un lieu ou d'un spectacle avant la fin
Several audience members walked out of the theater during the controversial scene.
Plusieurs spectateurs ont quitté le théâtre pendant la scène controversée.
quitteren signe de protestation ou de désapprobation
The workers decided to walk out of the meeting when their demands were not addressed.
Les travailleurs ont décidé de quitter la réunion lorsque leurs revendications n'ont pas été prises en compte.

Definitions

walk outverb
To leave a place suddenly, often as a form of protest or disapproval.
The workers decided to walk out of the meeting when their demands were not addressed.
To abandon or leave someone, especially a partner or family, without warning or explanation.
He walked out on his family, leaving them to fend for themselves.
To exit a place by walking, often used to describe leaving a performance or event before it is finished.
Several audience members walked out of the theater during the controversial scene.