walk in

歩いて入る

歩いてある場所の中に入る。

やさしい英語で： To enter a place by moving on your feet.

• Come on, walk in.
• She walked in and shut the door.
• The children walked in together, carrying their school bags.

使い方： walk in through something (We walked in through the side door.)

類義語： enter, come in

反対語： walk out

よく使う表現： walk in quietly, walk in through something, walk in together

予約なしで来る

サービスを受けるために、事前に予約せず訪れる。

やさしい英語で： To arrive for a service without arranging a time beforehand.

• You can walk in today.
• I walked in without an appointment and waited an hour.
• Does the clinic let patients walk in?

よく使う表現： walk in today, walk in without booking, walk in anytime

ラックに戻る

筋力運動の後、重りを置くためにラックの方へ歩いて戻る。

やさしい英語で： To step back toward the weight rack after an exercise, ready to put the weight down.

• Finish your squat, then walk in.
• She walked in carefully and placed the bar on the hooks.
• Keep the bar steady as you walk in toward the rack.

よく使う表現： walk in carefully, walk in after squats