take a walk

The phrase "take a walk" can refer to a simple physical activity or an idiomatic expression depending on the context.

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Definition

A2Exercise

(common)To go for a leisurely stroll, often for exercise or relaxation.

Example

  • After dinner, we decided to take a walk around the neighborhood.

B2Imperative

(informal, rude)To tell someone to leave or go away, often out of frustration or annoyance.

Example

  • After the argument, he told me to take a walk and never come back.

B2Permanent Departure

(informal)To leave a situation or relationship permanently.

Example

  • She finally decided to take a walk and quit her stressful job.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "take a walk":

take a hikego walkieswalk the streetsgo walkaboutwalk awaywalk throughwalk the dogwalk inwalk overwalk outwalk intotake a breathwalk in the parkwalking the dogstep outtake a viewwalk offtake a bathwalk away fromget outsidetake a shittake it easywalk all overwalk backtake ittake to the streetswalk away withtake a turntake a picturewalk turkeymove alonggo outstep offtake a seat