walk out English

Meaning walk out meaning

What does walk out mean?

walk out

— verb (= strike) stop work in order to press demands The auto workers are striking for higher wages The employees walked out when their demand for better benefits was not met

— verb leave abruptly, often in protest or anger The customer that was not served walked out

— verb leave suddenly, often as an expression of disapproval She walked out on her husband and children

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strike

go out

come out

bring out

walk off

get out

abandon

walk out of

walk away

vanish

vamoose

submit

stop out

stay out

skip town

set down

secede

scram

revolt

resign

quit

put down

pop off

plump out

pass away

park

mutiny

make off

leave behind

leave alone

leave

knock off

go off

forsake

foreswear

fleet

file out

file

fetch out

escort

empty

dump

drop off

dissolve

depart from

clear off

clear

call out

break camp

break away

Topics walk out topics

What do people use walk out to talk about?

Social behavior Relationships Begin a relationship

End a relationship

• What words refer to ending a relationship?
  leave walk out desert break up

Examples walk out examples

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Movie subtitles

When I found out about Johnny, my first plan was to walk up to him and punch him in the nose.