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走
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Definitions
- 1. to walk
- 2. to go
- 3. to run
- 4. to move (of vehicle)
- 5. to visit
- 6. to leave
- 7. to go away
- 8. to die (euph.)
- 9. from
- 10. through
- 11. away (in compound verbs, such as 撤走[chè zǒu])
- 12. to change (shape, form, meaning)
Example Sentences
1 shown走 。
Sentence data courtesy of Tatoeba.org.
Words Containing 走
to scamper
to wander off
to drive out
to go off accidentally
to escape
to turn on one's heels
to leave
out of control
lit. to enter by the back door
to snatch away
to stick to one's ways
to make a round trip
to float away
cock-fighting and horse-racing (idiom); to gamble
to go far
to send sb away (with an excuse)
to carry
lit. if you can't eat it all, you'll have to take it home (idiom)
to leak (a secret)
to lose flavor
(med) retractile testicle
to turn away
Heelys (roller shoes with wheels protruding slightly from the heel)
to leap onto roofs and vault over walls (usually associated with martial arts)
Stay a bit!
to go through the motions
to turn back
to arrest
to be off the beat
nowhere to go
to run away (in defeat)
to release
out of shape
free-range chicken
to be at an impasse (idiom)
(of a wife) to visit one's parental home
a person who regularly walks by the river cannot avoid getting their shoes wet (proverb)
to travel extensively
to ride out hawking (idiom); to hunt
a mistake
lit. you hit the high road, I'll cross the log bridge (idiom)
to go to the brothel on horseback (idiom); to visit prostitutes
lantern with a carousel of paper horses rotating under convection, used at Lantern Festival 元宵節|元宵节[yuán xiāo jié]
absent-minded
to leak
lit. peddlers and carriers
man seeks his way up just as water seeks its way down (idiom)
to walk around; to move about; to stretch one's legs; to go for a walk
to flush away
to leave
(a product) sells well
to swim away
lit. flower viewing from horseback (idiom); fig. superficial understanding from cursory observation
to walk a tightrope (literally or figuratively)
see 三十六計，走為上策|三十六计，走为上策[sān shí liù jì , zǒu wéi shàng cè]
of the thirty-six stratagems, the best option is to flee (idiom)
to drive away
(coll.) to leave
to attend school as a day student
(of itinerant entertainers) to tour, playing in many venues
to hustle sb away
hard to get to
to abduct
to leave home (to live somewhere else)
to take a risk out of desperation (idiom)
to expose oneself
to make oneself scarce
to enter
landslide
to carry
to run away
to use social connections
on the aisle (referring to seats on a plane etc)
to drive out
to cheat (sb out of sth)
flying needle and running seam (idiom); skillful needlework
to leak (information, secrets etc)
tightrope walking
see 走馬上任|走马上任[zǒu mǎ shàng rèn]
capitalist roader (person in power taking the capitalist road, a political label often pinned on cadres by the Red Guards during the Cultural Revolution)
lit. to follow one road until dark (idiom)
smuggled product
to lose color
to leave (a room etc)
(neologism c. 2012) (interjection of encouragement) Let’s do this!
to have good luck
a slip of the tongue
next to the aisle
to have bad luck
to march at parade step
to miss an opportunity (Cantonese)
to lead by the nose
to take care
before leaving
to leave home
to take an indirect route
to walk over (to)
slacklining
a move (in chess)
the sword moves like a dragon-fly (modern idiom)
to take away
to approach
to go (of car, train etc)
tendency
to make an error of judgment
pavement
to walk past
to walk into
unlicensed street vendor
spacewalk
not closing properly (of door, window etc)
to drag away
pedestrian group (e.g. of tourists etc)
lost
to go down
(idiom) to take office; to assume a post
to ride (a horse)
tightrope walking
to avoid a problem by walking away from it
to go through the formalities
rage comic
to smuggle
walking race (athletics event)
vagus nerve
to take risks
to thread a needle
wait and see (who is right)
to drain away
to drive away
Hexi Corridor (or Gansu Corridor), a string of oases running the length of Gansu, forming part of the Northern Silk Road
to shoot accidentally while polishing a gun
to visit one's friends and relatives
Wakhan Corridor, panhandle in the northeast of Afghanistan sharing a border with China at its eastern end
to slip away
walkthrough (computing)
servant
insider contacts
to escape
to pack one's things and leave
to go the wrong way
to fly high and run far (idiom); to leave in a hurry for a distance place
to lose one's good looks
hunting dog
to visit
see 三十六計，走為上策|三十六计，走为上策[sān shí liù jì , zǒu wéi shàng cè]
to be obsessed with sth; to go overboard
to lose shape
birds and animals
to walk
to experience good luck
to remove
lit. when people leave, the tea cools (idiom)
strike-slip fault (geology)
to deviate from the correct course
march at ease
to travel around the country (as itinerant peddler or entertainer)
to get round fast
people who go on walks for exercise
(of a watch or clock) to keep time
Jian Zoupianfeng, pseudonym of prolific modern novelist
to oppose smuggling
see 走馬上任|走马上任[zǒu mǎ shàng rèn]
amateur performance (in theater)
to walk
to abduct
corridor
to lead (sb, or an animal) away
see 走門路|走门路[zǒu mén lù]
to write with the tip of the brush tilted
(four-footed) animal
(proverb) to follow local customs
live betting
to leave first (courteous expression used to excuse oneself)
to wander off
lit. flower viewing from horseback (idiom); a fleeting glance in passing
to drink one's fill (idiom)
to run
to visit relatives
to be popular
(coll.) to take (sth) away
a fashion show
Ratitae (formerly Cursores) flightless birds such as ostriches
see 三十六計，走為上策|三十六计，走为上策[sān shí liù jì , zǒu wéi shàng cè]
to retire
to steal (sb's heart)
to see off
(music) off-key; out of tune
strike fault (geology)
bon voyage
to have luck with the ladies (idiom)
to run this way and that (idiom); to rush about busily
direction
to snatch (esp related to a robbery)
to spread the news (idiom)
walk a hundred steps after each meal and you will live a long life (proverb)
smuggled goods
walking corpse (idiom)
to get off the main topic
out of tune
see 兔死狗烹[tù sǐ gǒu pēng]
to go downhill
to walk around the stage (to indicate scene changes)
to divulge secrets
to walk