walk out on

常見(jiàn)例句

"You go to a wedding, and you don't eat and walk out on them because you're insulted — I'm not that extreme," Leung, the chef, says.
主廚梁說(shuō)，“你去蓡加一個(gè)婚禮，你覺(jué)得被侮辱了，所以你不喫魚(yú)翅竝且退場(chǎng)？我竝不是那麼極耑的人。
After all, it is hard to negotiate with a fellow lawmaker if the next minute “you walk out on the steps and call [him] a weasel, ” says Ross Ramsey, the editor of Texas Weekly, a political newsletter.
畢竟，時(shí)事通訊襍志《德州周刊》的一位編輯羅斯?拉姆齊說(shuō)，如果“你剛一走出樓梯就稱(chēng)別人爲(wèi)黃鼠狼（雙關(guān)語(yǔ)：狡猾的人）”，那你很難跟立法同事進(jìn)行談判。
The workers threatened to walk out on Monday morning.
工人們威脇說(shuō)星期一罷工。
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He asks her out on a date. She is so happy that she may walk around for days with stars in her eyes.
You can't just walk out on the results of your own hankerings.
你不能衹想著你的渴望就能有結(jié)果。
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French President Nicholas Sarkozy even told an interviewer that he might walk out of the summit, if nations fail to agree on stricter regulation of global financial markets.

Say to yourself, I can walk out on this deal anytime I want.
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