a walk of life
a person's walk of life is the type of job they do or the
level of society they belong to.
There were people at
the meeting from almost every walk of life.
walk along
to move along on foot.
I was just walking along when my heel broke
off.
walk away from
someone or something
to abandon someone or something; to go away and leave
someone or something.
I walked away from him
and never saw him again.
walk a thin line
(between something)
to balance two competing ideas or groups
The diplomats knew
they had to walk a fine line between the rebel groups and the government.
walk someone over to
someone or something
to accompany someone a short distance on foot to someone or
something.
I will walk her over to Richard. I think he's in his office.
I will walk her over to Richard. I think he's in his office.
walk soft
to be unobtrusive; to be gentle and humble.
I try to walk soft and not rock the boat.
walk on air
to be very happy; to be euphoric.
Stephanie was walking on air
when she got the job.
walk the walk
to show that something is true through your actions
He says the team will be
just as good without Marcus as they were with him, but we'll have to see if the
team can walk the walk.
a walk in the park
something that is very easy to do, and usually pleasant:
She's used to hard
cook fried chicken- this is a walk in the park to her.
walk on
eggs/eggshells
If you are walking on eggs/eggshells, you are being very
careful not to offend someone or do anything wrong:
When my mother is
staying at our house, I feel like I'm walking on eggshells.
By : Zsal Zsabila
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