walk into



walk (right) into

a trap to fall right into a trap or deception. You walked right into my trap. Now I have you right where I want you. The unsuspecting agent walked into the FBI setup.
See also: walk

walk (right) into someone or something

to bump into someone or something. Fred walked right into the edge of the door and broke his nose. Sam walked into Liz and frightened her.
See also: walk

walk into

v.
1. To enter something by walking: The family walked into the restaurant and sat down.
2. To bump into something by walking: He wasn't looking where he was going, and he walked into a lamppost.
3. To enter something casually, easily, or unawares: With her connections, she can walk into any job she wants. I walked into the trap they had set out for me.
See also: walk

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Melba
Casimiro-Spanish, Portuguese, Italian
Darayavahush-Ancient Persian
ShinsheenJapanese
Dulcibella-English (Archaic)
MarjattaMAHR-yaht-tahFinnish