Walk in Meaning in English
expression
释义
To enter a place, usually without an appointment or invitation. Often used for stores, offices, or rooms where you do not need to arrange your visit in advance.
用法与细微差别
Common for businesses: 'walk-in customers', 'walk-in clinics'. Can literally mean to just enter, or to arrive without appointment. 'Walk in on' can mean to enter and surprise someone. Usually informal; in job contexts, 'walk-in interview' = no appointment needed.
例句
You can just walk in to the store anytime.
basic
Patients can walk in to this clinic without an appointment.
basic
Anyone can walk in and ask for help.
basic
He just walked in without knocking and surprised us.
natural
We accept both walk-in and scheduled customers.
natural
She didn’t call ahead—she just walked in and asked to speak to the manager.
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