WALK-IN (ADJ)
10 / 06 / 2009
WALK-IN (ADJ): meaning and examples
Good morning.
Today's word is: walk-in (adj)
Meaning: not arranged in advance; without an appointment. Where you do not need to arrange a time in advance.
Example 1:
When I was on holiday last summer my wife became ill and we took her to a walk-in clinic. We didn't have to make an appointment, but we had to wait a long time before the doctor saw her.
The adjective walk-in can also refer to a place that is large enough to walk into (for example, a very large closet).
Example 2:
The new home we bought includes two large bedrooms, both with big walk-in closets with plenty of room for our clothes.
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