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Meanings of walk off in English
Usage of walk off in English
1
Hill was able to walk off the field under his own power.
2
An overmastering impulse seized him to walk off in the opposite direction.
3
If she can find the perfect line, she can walk off stage.
4
Yes... He started to walk off but then, recalling me, he stopped.
5
To walk off a pitch is to allow the racists to win.
6
How do you even the score and walk off a free man?
7
Whatever you do, don't try to walk off your lunch straight away.
8
It was all she could do not to walk off the stage.
9
You can't just walk off without responding to a remark like that.
10
I'll be right back. He turned to walk off into the woods.
11
He then counts down from five to one, before they walk off.
12
It was as though I was trying to walk off my ache.
13
Oh, they make it easier for residents to walk off their calories.
14
They walk off slowly and deliberately, without even casting an eye back.
15
Am I to pocket the insult quietly and walk off with it?
16
And now, Monsieur Kidnapper, you can walk off with this gentleman here.
