walked

/wɔːk/ (bre, ipa) · [wˈɔkt] /wɑːk/ (ame, ipa) · [wˈɔkt] /ˈwȯk How to pronounce walk (audio)/ (ame, mw)

walked — 動詞

  • walkedpresent simple I / you / we / they
  • walkeds3rd person singular
  • walkeding-ing form
  • walkededpast simple

1. to move forward on your feet by taking one step after another

1.動詞及物 / 不及物A1
釋義

走路;步行

用雙腳向前移動

to move forward on your feet by taking one step after another

例句

Esme and her father walked to the park after lunch.

Esme 和她的父親吃完午餐後走路到公園。

walked + to + destination

The old man walked slowly with a wooden stick for support.

那位老先生拄著木杖慢慢走路。

文法句型

walked + to + destination

walked + along / through + route

walked + distance phrase

用法筆記

This is the basic movement sense. It can be used without an object, or with a route or distance as the object.

常見錯誤

I walked by feet to the shop.
I walked to the shop.
💡English uses 'walk' on its own; 'by feet' is not natural.
We walked until the station.
We walked to the station.
💡Use 'to' before the destination.

2. to go on foot with someone so they reach a place safely or easily

2.動詞及物B1
釋義

陪…走

陪伴某人步行到某處

to go on foot with someone so they reach a place safely or easily

例句

Sayaka walked her grandmother to the bus stop before sunrise.

Sayaka 在日出前陪她的祖母走到公車站。

walked + person + to + destination

Hassan walked his neighbour home after the power cut downtown.

停電後,Hassan 陪他的鄰居走路回家。

walked + someone + home

文法句型

walked + someone + home

walked + someone + to + destination

用法筆記

The object is the person or group being escorted, and a destination is usually stated or understood.

常見錯誤

I walked my friend.
I walked my friend to the station.
💡This sense normally needs a destination or an understood endpoint.

3. to take a pet outside so it can get exercise by moving around on foot

3.動詞及物B1
釋義

帶寵物外出散步

to take a pet outside so it can get exercise by moving around on foot

例句

Ignacio walked his dog around the lake before breakfast.

Ignacio 早餐前帶他的狗去湖邊散步。

walked + possessive + dog

Lauren walked the puppy after dinner, even though it was cold.

雖然天氣很冷,Lauren 晚餐後還是去遛那隻小狗。

文法句型

walked + the dog

walked + possessive + dog

用法筆記

This sense is used mostly with dogs and other pets that people regularly take out for exercise.

常見錯誤

I walked my dog inside the house.
I walked my dog in the park.
💡This sense means taking the animal out for exercise, usually outdoors.

4. to leave court without punishment because the case against you was not proved

4.動詞不及物B2
釋義

獲釋

未被定罪而離開法庭

to leave court without punishment because the case against you was not proved

例句

The court found no clear proof, so the driver walked free that day.

法院找不到明確證據,所以那名駕駛當天獲釋。

fixed phrase: walked free

After three weeks of testimony, the gang leader walked free.

經過三週作證後,那名幫派首領仍獲釋離開。

文法句型

walked free after trial

walked free because evidence failed

用法筆記

This sense is mainly used in news and legal reporting, usually in the phrase 'walked free'.

5. to leave a job, meeting, or project suddenly because you did not get what you wa

5.動詞不及物B2
釋義

走人

因不滿而突然離職或退出

to leave a job, meeting, or project suddenly because you did not get what you wanted

例句

When the company froze wages again, twenty nurses walked out together.

公司再次凍結薪資時,二十名護理師一起走人。

walked out = left in protest

The lead actor walked off the set after producers cut her pay.

製片人砍薪後,那位主演氣得離開片場不演了。

文法句型

walked out

walked off the job

walked when demands were refused

用法筆記

This sense often appears with out or off and suggests anger, disappointment, or protest.

6. in cricket, to leave the field by yourself because you know you are out before t

6.動詞不及物C1
釋義

自行離場

板球打者自知出局後主動離場

in cricket, to leave the field by yourself because you know you are out before the umpire signals it

例句

Captain Andrés walked before the umpire gave his decision.

Andrés 隊長在裁判做出判決前就自行離場。

cricket: batter left before official signal

The batter nicked the ball and walked straight back to the pavilion.

那名打者碰到球邊後,立刻自己走回休息區。

文法句型

walked before the umpire ruled

walked back to the pavilion

用法筆記

This is a cricket-specific use and refers to the batter choosing not to wait for the umpire's call.

7. in baseball, to reach first base because four pitches were balls, or to make a b

7.動詞及物 / 不及物C1
釋義

保送

打者因四壞球上壘;投手送出四壞

in baseball, to reach first base because four pitches were balls, or to make a batter advance that way

例句

Lakshmi walked to first after the pitcher missed with four straight balls.

投手連投四顆壞球後,Lakshmi 被保送上一壘。

batter: walked to first after four balls

In the ninth inning, the reliever walked the cleanup hitter.

第九局時,那名後援投手保送了第四棒打者。

pitcher: walked the batter

文法句型

walked to first

walked the batter

用法筆記

The subject can be the batter who receives four balls or the pitcher who gives them.

8. to pass or win something very easily, with little sign of difficulty

8.動詞及物B2
釋義

輕鬆過關

幾乎不費力就通過或贏得

to pass or win something very easily, with little sign of difficulty

例句

Talia walked the maths exam and finished before the final bell.

Talia 輕鬆考過那場數學考試,還在最後鐘響前就寫完了。

walked + exam = passed very easily

Our team walked the quarter-final after scoring three early goals.

我們隊在早早進了三球後,輕鬆拿下那場八強賽。

文法句型

walked the exam

walked the final

walked the match

用法筆記

This informal sense is common in speech about exams, games, and other competitive situations.