walk in

The phrase 'walk in' is versatile, often used to describe entering a place without an appointment or to denote spaces large enough for a person to enter.

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Definition

A2General

(common)To enter a place on foot.

Example

  • The door was open, so we walked in and took our seats.

B1Services

(common)To arrive at a service provider without a prior appointment.

Example

  • She decided to walk in for a haircut instead of booking an appointment.

B1Facilities

(common)A service or facility that accepts people without appointments.

Example

  • The clinic offers walk-in services for urgent care.

A2Architecture

(common)A space large enough for a person to enter and move around inside.

Example

  • She keeps her coats in the walk-in closet.

Similar

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

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