Walk away
/ˈwɑːk əˈweɪ/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To leave a difficult situation or relationship without trying to resolve it.
- She decided to walk away from the toxic relationship for her own well-being.
- After the heated argument, he simply walked away, refusing to discuss things any further.
2. To leave a location by walking.
- As soon as the meeting was over, he walked away without saying a word.
- The tourists walked away from the crowded area to find a quieter spot.
3. To abandon something, especially when facing financial loss or difficult circumstances.
- Faced with the failing business, they opted to walk away and cut their losses.
- The company decided to walk away from the deal after the terms became unfavorable.
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