This document defines and provides examples for the English words "run", "walk-out", and "cross". Run means to move faster than walking, and examples include making a quick trip somewhere or participating in a race. Walk-out refers to a strike or protest by workers leaving an event or job. Cross means a structure used for executions, to move between sides, or a symbol of Christianity like a crucifix. The document was presented by a student in a foreign language teaching program at the University of Sucre and references online dictionaries.

1. VOCABULARY
RUN
WALK- OUT
CROSS

2. RUN…
MOVE AT A PACE FASTER
THAN THAT OF WALKING

3. •To make a quick trip or informal visit for a short stay at a
place:
I will run over to see you after dinner.
•To go around, rove, or ramble without restraint (often
followed by about):
To run about in the park.
• To take part in a race or contest:
My brother ran (verb in past) in the marathon
• To ply between places, as a vessel or conveyance:
This bus runs between New Haven and Hartford.
• To be valid in a given area:
The speed limit runs only to the town line.

4. WALK-OUT…
An expression of
protest.
(a strike by workers).
To leave an event such
as a meeting or
performance because
you are angry or
disapprove something.

5. Hundreds of workers staged a walk out
to protest conditions in the factory.
After four weeks of the walk out the
workers returned to the work.
Which is the reason of the walk out?
 Workers are threatening to walk out.
All the workers walked out on Friday
night.

6. CROSS…
A structure consisting
essentially of an upright
and a transverse piece,
used to execute persons
in ancient times.
to move, pass, or extend
from one side to the
other side of (a street,
river).

7. The Cross as the symbol of Christianity.
A small Cross with a human figure
attached to it, as a representation of
Jesus crucified.
a figure of the Cross as a Christian embl
em,
Every day we must cross the river to
come to the school.
We must cross to another side of the
bridge.

8. UNIVERSIDAD DE SUCRE
PRESENTED BY:
HERNÁNDEZ BUELVAS LEIDY LORAINE
PRESENTED TO:
MARTHA MORENO
FOREIGN LANGUAGES TEACHING B.A.
PROGRAM
HUMANITIES AND EDUCATION PROGRAM
SCIENCE AND EDUCATION FACULTY

9. REFERENCES…
http://diccionario.babylon.com/ingles/ingles/
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/WAL
K+OUT+
 Bilingual Dictionary
(English- Spanish/Español-Ingles)
2008