Idioms
and expressions with WALK
Match the idioms or expressions on the left with the
definitions on the right.
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1. ___ Walk the walk |
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a. to treat very badly |
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2. ___ Walk off with |
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b. to resign from a job or a
position under pressure |
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3. ___ Take a walk |
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c. career or job |
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4. ___ Walking papers |
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d. to leave someone or
something |
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5. ___ Walk of life |
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e. have the ability to do
what you say you are going to do |
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6. ___ Walking on air |
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f. to pace back and forth
nervously |
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7. ___ Walk out on |
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g. to be in a difficult
position between two bad consequences |
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8. ___ Walk all over |
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h. to be very cautious |
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9. ___ Walk the plank |
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i. take unintentionally or
steal |
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10. ___ Walk the floor |
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j. orders to leave |
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11. ___ Walk a tightrope |
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k. an apartment in a building
without an elevator |
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12. ___ Walk on eggs |
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l. an order to leave
someplace |
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13. ___ Walk-out |
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m. feeling very happy |
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14. ___ Walk-on |
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n. a labor action, similar
to a strike, wear workers leave their jobs in protest of conditions |
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15. ___ Walkup |
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o. a very small role in a
theatrical production |