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walk out

/wawk-out/US // ˈwɔkˌaʊt //

走出,走出去,走出会场,走出来

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a strike by workers.
    • : the act of leaving or being absent from a meeting, especially as an expression of protest.
    • : a doorway in a building or room that gives direct access to the outdoors: a home with a sliding-glass walkout from the living room to the patio.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : having a doorway that gives direct access to the outdoors: a walkout basement.

Synonyms & Antonyms

as inleave
Synonyms
disappear消失,失踪,消失了,消失的escape逃避,逃脱,逃跑,逃亡flee逃离,逃亡,逃跑,逃走fly飞,飞翔,苍蝇go去,走,前往,走吧move行动,移动,举措,搬迁quit退出,辞职,戒掉retire退役,退职,退任,退下start开始,启动,开始吧,开启take off脱离,脱下,脱掉withdraw撤销,撤回,撤出,退出abscond潜逃,逃逸,逃亡,潜逃的decamp流失,流落街头,流亡,流落他乡defect缺陷,瑕疵,叛逃,叛逃事件desert沙漠,荒漠,沙漠化,荒废ditch沟渠,沟,沟壑,沟壑纵横elope私奔,奔放,奔跑,奔跑吧embark乘车,乘坐飞机,乘船,乘坐火车emigrate移居,移居国外,移居海外,出国exit退出,出口,退出时,出口处flit飞翔,飞舞,飞来飞去,飞来横祸forsake摒弃,抛弃,弃之不顾,弃绝issue发,发出,发给,发放migrate移居,迁徙,迁移,转移part部分,部分内容,部分地区,部分时间relinquish放弃,弃权,弃置,捐弃sally莎莉,莎莉娅,莎士比亚,莎丽scram窜改,争夺,争吵,争论split分裂,分割,拆分,裂缝vacate撤离,迁出,腾出,腾空vamoose慕名而来,慕斯,慕课,慕名而来的vanish消失,消失了,消失不见,消失不见了beat it击败它,打败它,打,赢了break away脱出,脱离,脱,脱出了clear out清除,清理出来,清理完毕,清理come away来吧,走吧,来了,走了cut out切出,切出的,删减,割除give the slip失言,露馅,露馅儿了,露馅了go away走吧,走人,走了,走开go forth去,去吧,出走,出head out出头,出头露面,出头的,出门move out迁出,搬走,搬出,迁走pull out拔出,拔掉,拔除,拨出push off推脱,推开,推掉了,推掉remove oneself脱身,脱身而出,脱身而去,撤身ride off驶离,乘车离开,骑车离开,乘车run along奔走相告,奔跑着,奔流,奔走say goodbye告别,告辞,告辞了,辞旧迎新set out所载的,所列的,所载,所列slip out滑出,滑出来,滑出了,滑出来的step down下台,下台阶,退下,下来take a hike徒步旅行,徒步行走,爬山,远足take leave请假,放假,辞别,辞行
as inresign
Synonyms
abandon抛弃,放弃,舍弃,弃置abdicate退位,退位让贤,弃权,让位capitulate俯首称臣,屈服,投降cede割让,让出,割让权,割让土地drop下降,跌落,掉落,滴fold折叠,褶皱,折,折痕forgo放弃,放弃了,舍弃,弃权forsake摒弃,抛弃,弃之不顾,弃绝leave离开,离开这里,离开了,离开时quit退出,辞职,戒掉relinquish放弃,弃权,弃置,捐弃renounce摒弃,摈弃,背弃,抛弃retire退役,退职,退任,退下secede剥离,割离,隔离,割断surrender投降,交出,投诚,缴械投降terminate终止,终结,终止日期,终结者vacate撤离,迁出,腾出,腾空waive放弃,放弃了,免除,弃权yield产量,屈服,收益,收益率bail out纾解,保释金,保释,救助bow out低头cease work停止工作,停工,歇工,辍工demit违约金,违章,违约,降级divorce oneself from脱离,脱离了,脱离于,超脱drop out辍学,退学,辍学者,辍学率end service结束服务,终止服务,服务结束,终结服务give notice发出通知,通报,通告,发出通告give up the ship弃船,弃船出海,弃船而去,弃船出走hand in resignation递交辞呈,递辞呈,辞官,辞世hand over交付,移交,递交,交给hang it up挂起来,悬挂起来,挂起来吧,挂起separate oneself from脱离,与众不同sign off签收,签署,签名,签字确认stand aside站在一边,站在一旁,靠边站,站到一边stand down退下,停职,下台,卧倒step down下台,下台阶,退下,下来throw in the towel甩手掌柜,甩手不干了,弃权,甩手不干turn over翻开,翻转,翻阅,翻过wash hands of洗手,洗手的,洗净双手,洗手的时候

Examples

  • The walkout threatened to hamper train service throughout the Midwest.

  • The day before the walkout, Bezos announced that Amazon would be carbon neutral by 2040, but the protesting employees said that target wasn’t aggressive enough.

  • While high-profile employee walkouts and protests have faded in the pandemic era, a new kind of friction, with higher stakes, is on the way.

  • Amazon is under investigation in New York for firing a worker who participated in a walkout, and it has faced criticism for similar firings that have targeted activists and labor organizers this year.

  • An employee walkout at Pinterest earlier this month underscored the importance of fixing this issue now.

  • But her fans would have none of it, and demonstrated a walkout on the once liberal singer.

  • The office of Ted Cruz, who's led the unprecedented witch-hunt against Hagel, hadn't even heard of the walkout threat.

  • To understand a somewhat baffling walkout that has gripped the city, it helps to perceive the personal.

  • Mere alluding to the walkout was sure to get a strong response from the suburban Republican crowd, and it did, said one attendee.

  • From some perspectives, the walkout borders on the irrational.

  • He related that a gang of workers had come to him with certain complaints and the threat of a walkout.

  • However, the impression still prevails that a few days will see an end of the walkout.

  • For the most part the great walkout was concentrated on the smelting and rolling branches of the steel industry.

  • This was due largely to the walkout of the railroad men employed in the mill yards, who acted on their own volition.

  • In Reading and in Lebanon there had been strikes on for many weeks before the big walkout.