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A1  walk  yürümek

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verb  /wɔːk   / verb walk (verb)
 /wɔːk  
/ verb
 
 1 [intransitive]
to move or go
somewhere by putting one foot in front of the other on the ground, but without
running
yürümek
 The baby is just learning to walk.
 The door opened and Billy walked in.
 I walk to work every day.
 He walks with a limp.
 Are the shops within walking distance?
 2 [intransitive]
to move in this way
for exercise or pleasure
yürüyüş
yapmak
Genellikle
zevk için yürüyüş yapmaktan bahsettiğimizde go walking kullanırız:
 We like to go walking in the Alps in the
summer.
 note at WALK2
 3 [transitive]
to go somewhere with
sb/sth on foot, especially to make sure they get there safely
eşlik
etmek, dolaşmak
 I'll walk you home if you don't want
to go on your own.
 He walked me to my car.
 4 [transitive]
to take a dog out for
exercise
gezdirmek
 I'm just going to walk the dog.
PHRASAL VERBS
walk
off with sth 
1 to
win sth easily
kazanmak, götürmek
 She walked off with all the prizes.
 2 to
steal sth; to take sth that does not belong to you by mistake
yürütmek, alıp
götürmek
 When I got home I realized that I had
walked off with her pen.
walk
out (of sth)
to leave suddenly and
angrily
 (bir yeri) terk
etmek, çekip gitmek
 She walked out of the meeting in disgust.
walk
out on sb
(informal)
to leave sb for ever
terk
etmek, yüz üstü bırakmak
 He walked out on his wife and children
after 15 years of marriage.
walk
(all) over sb(informal) 
1 to
treat sb badly, without considering their needs or feelings
horlamak, ezmek
 I don't know why she lets her husband walk
all over her like that.
 2 to
defeat sb completely
bozguna
uğratmak, ezmek
 He played brilliantly and walked all over
his opponent.
walk
up (to sb/sth)
to walk towards
sb/sth, especially in a confident way
yanaşmak, yanına
gitmek
 He walked up to her and asked her if she
wanted to dance.

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	walk
IPA	/wɔːk / verb
Back	yürümek
Back 2	walk (verb) /wɔːk / verb 1 [intransitive] to move or go somewhere by putting one foot in front of the other on the ground, but without running yürümek The baby is just learning to walk. The door opened and Billy walked in. I walk to work every day. He walks with a limp. Are the shops within walking distance? 2 [intransitive] to move in this way for exercise or pleasure yürüyüş yapmak Genellikle zevk için yürüyüş yapmaktan bahsettiğimizde go walking kullanırız: We like to go walking in the Alps in the summer. note at WALK2 3 [transitive] to go somewhere with sb/sth on foot, especially to make sure they get there safely eşlik etmek, dolaşmak I'll walk you home* if you don't want to go on your own.* He walked me to my car. 4 [transitive] to take a dog out for exercise gezdirmek I'm just going to walk the dog. PHRASAL VERBS walk off with sth 1 to win sth easily kazanmak, götürmek She walked off with all the prizes. 2 to steal sth; to take sth that does not belong to you by mistake yürütmek, alıp götürmek When I got home I realized that I had walked off with her pen. walk out (of sth) to leave suddenly and angrily (bir yeri) terk etmek, çekip gitmek She walked out of the meeting in disgust. walk out on sb (informal) to leave sb for ever terk etmek, yüz üstü bırakmak He walked out on his wife and children after 15 years of marriage. walk (all) over sb(informal) 1 to treat sb badly, without considering their needs or feelings horlamak, ezmek I don't know why she lets her husband walk all over her like that. 2 to defeat sb completely bozguna uğratmak, ezmek He played brilliantly and walked all over his opponent. walk up (to sb/sth) to walk towards sb/sth, especially in a confident way yanaşmak, yanına gitmek He walked up to her and asked her if she wanted to dance.

Walk Walked I Sb Verb Walking Etmek Sth

walk (verb)