To carry or take something with oneself when leaving; to take away.

to take away; to remove; to carry off

The general direction or tendency in which a situation or process is developing

to move toward; to head for; to develop in a certain direction

To reach a place by walking; to go to a destination on foot.

to walk out of; to leave a room or building through a door

to leave; to walk away; to move aside; to beat it or get out of the way

to enter on foot; to step into

to have good luck; to be in luck; things go your way

to flee; to escape from a place or person

To rob; to walk off with; to steal and carry away.

corridor; hallway; passage; a roofed walkway along the eaves of a building or connecting two buildings

To walk; to go on foot.

to drive out; to expel; to turn someone or something back

to walk; to go on foot

to walk around for pleasure or to get some fresh air

to take away by force; to seize or appropriate, especially during a robbery

To take or move items away to another place; to vacate a residence or move house.

to pay a visit to people or places for the purpose of interviewing, investigating, or gathering information

to smuggle goods; to transport items illegally past customs or across borders

to walk past; to go by

to leave home, run away, or flee one's original residence or country, often due to difficult circumstances or political pressure

(colloquial) to leave; to get away; to beat it; to clear out

To wait and see how a situation develops

to step close to; to draw near to; to walk towards

to slip away or leave secretly; to slink off

To walk around; to move about or stretch one's legs; to be mobile enough to walk

to become famous or popular; to be well-liked or in high demand

To go or depart ahead of others; leave before someone else.

to arrest; to take into custody

(derogatory) a person who helps others do bad things; running dog; flunky; stooge

to run quickly; to rush

To wander about, roam, or stroll without a fixed destination; to flow through a circuit or network.

to release; to set free; to allow a person or animal to go

To keep time or run (of a clock or watch)

to go off by mistake, as in a firearm being accidentally discharged or a gun firing during cleaning

to leave one's family and home, usually due to conflict or a desire to live elsewhere

to snatch away; to take away by force; to steal

to be at an impasse; to be in a desperate situation with no way out or no one to turn to (note: avoid miswriting [[投|投|tou2]] as [[头|頭|tou2]])

To leak out or divulge, specifically regarding secrets or information

To travel or escape to a distant place; often used to describe leaving one's home or current situation to start anew elsewhere or to flee from trouble.

Short for [[走资本主义道路的当权派|走資本主義道路的當權派|zou3 zi1 ben3 zhu3 yi4 dao4 lu4 de5 dang1 quan2 pai4]]; a political label used during the Cultural Revolution for officials accused of following the capitalist path.

to wander away and get lost, usually said of people or livestock

A polite expression used when seeing someone off, meaning "take care" or "have a safe trip"

to drive off or pull away, used for vehicles like cars, buses, or trains

to remove; to take away; to take out

to withdraw from a place; to leave or evacuate

sidewalk; pavement; aisle; a path or corridor designed for people to walk on

A polite phrase used when seeing off a guest, equivalent to "goodbye" or "take care on your way out".