walk away

手を引く、身を引く

困難な状況や望まない状況から離れ、関わるのをやめる。

やさしい英語で： To leave or stop being involved in a difficult or unwanted situation.

• You can still walk away.
• He walked away from an unhappy relationship.
• Would you walk away from a job that made you miserable?

使い方： walk away from something (She walked away from the deal when the price rose.)

類義語： withdraw, pull out

よく使う表現： walk away from something, walk away now

歩き去る

人のそばやその場所から歩いて離れる。

やさしい英語で： To leave a person or place by moving away on foot.

• She turned and walked away.
• I watched him walk away down the street.
• Why are you walking away from me?

使い方： walk away from someone/something (He walked away from the door without knocking.)

類義語： walk off

反対語： approach

よく使う表現： walk away slowly, walk away from someone

無傷で生還する、無事に切り抜ける

事故などの危険な状況から、大きなけがや被害なく生き延びる。

やさしい英語で： To survive an accident or other dangerous situation without serious injury or damage.

• Everyone walked away unhurt.
• She walked away from a terrible car crash.
• It is amazing that he walked away without any injuries.

使い方： walk away from + dangerous event (Both drivers walked away from the crash without a scratch.)

類義語： survive, escape unharmed

よく使う表現： walk away unhurt, walk away from something

ローンの返済を放棄する

ローンの返済をやめ、担保の不動産を貸し手に引き渡す。

やさしい英語で： To stop paying a loan and let the lender take the property used to support it.

• They decided to walk away from their mortgage.
• Falling house prices led more borrowers to walk away.
• She walked away and let the bank take the house.

使い方： walk away from a mortgage/loan (Some owners walked away from mortgages on homes worth less than their loans.)

類義語： default

よく使う表現： walk away from mortgages, walk away from debt