英语词汇“walk off somewhere”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	walk off somewhere
释义	walk off somewhere walk off (somewhere) — phrasal verb with walk /wɔːk/ aep /wɑːk/ verb ► F0 to leave a place because you are angry or unhappy about something: » She threatened to walk off the film set because of the conditions.» He refused to discuss it and just walked off in a huff.Thesaurus⁺: ↑Departing
随便看	♯ Soldiers and people who fight in wars ♯ Soldiers in the past ♯ Solving and solutions ♯ Some and quite ♯ Someone, anyone, no one or everyone ♯ Something, anything, nothing, and everything ♯ Somewhere, anywhere, nowhere, or everywhere ♯ Souls, spirits and ghosts ♯ Sound and image recordings ♯ Sound and its properties ♯ Sounds made by humans with their mouths ♯ Sounds made by objects, movement or impact ♯ Sounds used as interjections ♯ Soups ♯ Space ♯ Space - general words ♯ Space travel ♯ Speakers and talkers ♯ Species and genders ♯ Specific amounts of money ♯ Specific chemicals, chemical compounds and gases ♯ Specific holidays and festivals ♯ Specific medicines and drugs ♯ Specific periods of time ♯ Specific signs and symbols

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