[I,T] to move forward by putting one foot in front of the other

走，行走:

'How did you get here?' 'We walked.'

“你们是怎么到这里的？”“我们是步行来的。”

Doctors said he'd never walk again.

医生说他再也不能走路了。

Carrie walked into the room and sat down in her chair.

卡丽走进房间，坐在她的椅子上。

He loved walking in the hills.

他喜欢在山里散步。

We must have walked ten miles today.

今天我们肯定走了有十英里路。

I walked all the way to San Rafael.

我一路走到圣拉斐尔。

There are plenty of bars and restaurants within walking distance of the hotel.

在离酒店几步路的地方，有许多酒吧和餐馆。

[T] to walk somewhere with someone, especially in order to make sure that they are safe or to be polite

陪〔某人〕走; 护送〔某人到某地 〕:

It's late – I'll walk you home .

很晚了— 我送你回家。

Schools are urging parents to walk their children to school.

学校正在敦促家长护送孩子上学。

She walked me to the front gate.

她把我送到前门。

[T] to take a dog for a walk for exercise

遛〔狗〕:

Grandma's out walking the dog .

祖母出去遛狗了。

[I] [BrE informal] if something has walked, it has disappeared and you think someone may have taken it

不见了，被盗走:

My pen seems to have walked.

我的钢笔好像不翼而飞了。

walk free also walk, [AmE] to leave a court of law without being punished or sent to prison

无罪释放:

Ferguson walked free after the charges were dropped.

撤诉后，弗格森被无罪释放。

If more evidence isn't found, Harris will walk.

如果找不到更多的证据，哈里斯将被无罪释放。

walk it [BrE spoken]

be walking on air, to be feeling extremely happy

得意洋洋，感到飘飘然

walk the streets

walk the beat, when a police officer walks the beat, they walk around an area of a town or city in order to make sure nobody is committing a crime

〔警察〕在辖区巡逻

walk tall, to be proud and confident because you know that you have not done anything wrong

〔因知道未做错事而〕自豪而自信，理直气壮

walk sb off their feet, [BrE] , walk sb's legs off [AmE] [informal] to make someone tired by making them walk too far

走得某人腿都断了，使某人走得精疲力竭

walk the walk, to do the things that people expect or think are necessary in a particular situation

做该做的事:

People are motivated by leaders who actually walk the walk.

领导踏准步调，下面的人就会受到激励。

walk the plank, to be forced to walk along a board laid over the side of the ship until you fall off into the sea, used as a punishment in the past

走跳板〔旧时的一种惩罚，逼人走在放于船舷上的一块木板上，直到掉入海里〕

[C] a journey that you make by walking, especially for exercise or enjoyment

〔尤指为了锻炼或娱乐的〕步行，散步:

It's a long walk. Maybe we should get the bus.

走着去很远，或许我们应该乘公共汽车。

Let's go for a walk . I could do with some fresh air.

我们去散散步吧，我需要呼吸一些新鲜空气。

The beach is only a short walk away.

海滩走走就到。

Why don't we take a walk in the garden?

我们为何不到花园里去散散步呢？

a short walk through the castle grounds

在城堡的院子散散步

[C] a particular journey that you make by walking, especially one that goes through an interesting or attractive area

〔尤指穿越名胜的〕徒步旅行:

He says he's going on a long walk tomorrow.

他说他明天要出发作一次长途的徒步旅行。

Have you ever done the Three Peaks walk ?

你到三峰山去徒步旅行过吗？

There is a stunning 10-mile coastal walk from St Andrews to Crail.

从圣安德鲁斯到克雷尔有一条十英里长的风景秀美的海滨步行道。

[C] an organized event when people walk for pleasure

〔为游玩而组织的〕徒步旅行:

Let's all go on the beach walk .

我们大家都到海滩去走走吧。

The local tourist office organises a number of guided walks .

当地旅游局组织了一些有导游带领的徒步旅行。

[sing.] the way someone walks

步态;

You can often recognize people by their walk.

你往往可以从走路的姿态辨认出一个人。

[sing.] when you walk rather than run

走，缓步而行:

Breathless, she slowed to a walk .

她上气不接下气，放慢速度走了起来。