walk off

立ち去る、歩いて去る

歩いて去ること。人や仕事、場所を突然離れる場合もある。

やさしい英語で： To go away on foot, sometimes leaving a person, task, or place suddenly.

• He walked off without saying goodbye.
• She walked off the stage when the audience started shouting.
• The builders walked off the job after a dispute over pay.

使い方： walk off something (The workers walked off the site in protest.)

類義語： leave, walk away, depart

反対語： stay, return

よく使う表現： walk off the job, walk off the stage, walk off angrily

歩いて和らげる、歩いて消化を促す

軽いけがや食べすぎの後、歩いて不快感を和らげること。

やさしい英語で： To walk around to feel better after a small injury or a large meal.

• Let's walk off our lunch.
• He walked off the cramp and returned to the game.
• Can you walk off the stiffness in your legs?

使い方： walk something off (My leg hurt, but I managed to walk it off.)

よく使う表現： walk off a meal, walk off the pain, walk off a cramp

歩測する

歩数を数えたり巻き尺や縄を使ったりして、歩きながら距離を測ること。

やさしい英語で： To measure a distance by walking along it, counting your steps or using a tape or rope.

• She walked off the distance.
• We walked off ten metres to mark the starting line.
• Can you walk off the length of the field?

使い方： walk something off (He walked the distance off in twenty paces.)

類義語： pace out, measure out

よく使う表現： walk off a distance, walk off ten metres