Walk out
/wɔːk aʊt/B1
PreIntermediate
1. To leave a place, event, or situation abruptly, often as a form of protest or disapproval.
- After hearing the latest cutbacks in staff, the employees decided to walk out in protest.
- She walked out of the meeting when her ideas were dismissed without consideration.
2. To end a relationship or leave a partner suddenly and without warning.
- He walked out on his family without any explanation, leaving them to fend for themselves.
- She decided to walk out of the toxic relationship and start a new life.
3. To abandon a job without notice, usually due to dissatisfaction or disagreement.
- After the unfair treatment, the workers walked out of the factory, demanding better pay and conditions.
- Feeling undervalued, Jane walked out of her job, leaving her resignation on the desk.
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