The phrasal verb 'walk off with' means to take something without permission or to steal it.
Il verbo frasale 'walk off with' significa sottrarre qualcosa senza permesso o rubarla.
| Phrasal Verb | walk off with |
|---|---|
| Definition | to take without permission; to steal |
| Examples | - Someone's walked off with my notebook! - She walked off with the jacket hanging in the shop window. - Somebody's walked off with my electronic dictionary! - He strolled into the classroom and walked off with a notebook computer lying on the table near the door. |
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