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View definitions for walk up to

walk up to

verb as in stalk

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Having a stranger walk up to ask your opinion about some issue of the moment that you may know or care very little about is intrusive and off-putting.

From Salon

In the old days, you’re there strumming a chord, everyone’s playing something, you walk up to the mic and it just comes out.

Chang spent about 25 minutes on the Metro, and the walk up to the stadium took another 30 minutes, making it a roughly one-hour journey from his place in Highland Park.

"I’d have to walk up to the top of the garden to get 4G signal, or drive into town," she said.

From BBC

“I paid for them, I made them, and then we are able to walk up to a young white woman and say, ‘Are you a Taylor Swift Fan?’”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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