walk out

hinausgehen, aus Protest gehen

Plötzlich gehen, oft aus Ärger oder um seine Ablehnung zu zeigen.

In einfachem Englisch: You leave suddenly, often because you are angry or want to show disagreement.

• She walked out in anger.
• Half the audience walked out during his speech.
• Why did you walk out of the meeting?

So benutzt man es: walk out of something (She walked out of the meeting.); walk out on someone/something (The audience walked out on the speaker.)

Synonyme: storm out, leave

Häufige Wendungen: walk out angrily, walk out in protest

streiken, die Arbeit niederlegen

Beschäftigte legen gemeinsam die Arbeit nieder, um zu protestieren oder bessere Löhne oder Arbeitsbedingungen zu fordern.

In einfachem Englisch: Workers stop working together to protest or demand better pay or conditions.

• The workers walked out today.
• Nurses walked out over pay last week.
• Will staff walk out if the talks fail?

So benutzt man es: walk out over something (Workers walked out over unsafe conditions.)

Synonyme: strike, go on strike

Häufige Wendungen: walk out tomorrow, walk out over pay

hinausbegleiten

Jemanden beim Verlassen eines Gebäudes begleiten, meist bis zur Tür oder zum Auto.

In einfachem Englisch: You go with someone as they leave a building, usually as far as the door or their car.

• I will walk you out.
• He walked the guests out to their taxi.
• Would you like me to walk you out?

So benutzt man es: walk someone out (I walked our guest out.); walk someone out to something (She walked him out to his car.)

Synonyme: see out, escort out

Häufige Wendungen: walk someone out, walk out a guest

mit der Hantel vom Rack zurücktreten

Mit dem Gewicht einige Schritte vom Hantelständer weggehen, um Platz für die Übung zu schaffen.

In einfachem Englisch: You take steps away from a weight rack while holding the weight, making room to exercise.

• Walk the bar out slowly.
• She walked out the weight before starting her squats.
• Keep your body steady while walking the barbell out.

So benutzt man es: walk something out (Walk the bar out carefully before you squat.)

Häufige Wendungen: walk out a squat, walk out the bar

im Alltag umsetzen, beharrlich verfolgen

Eine Verpflichtung weiter erfüllen oder eine Überzeugung in die Tat umsetzen, auch wenn es schwer ist.

In einfachem Englisch: You keep following a commitment or putting a belief into practice, even when it is difficult.

• We must walk out our commitment every day.
• She walked out her faith by helping her neighbours.
• He kept walking out his calling despite the difficulties.

So benutzt man es: walk out something (She tries to walk out her faith through daily acts of kindness.)

Synonyme: live out, follow through on, persevere in

Gegenteile: abandon

Häufige Wendungen: walk out your faith, walk out a commitment