meaning of 'walk off with'

[Deodora]

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #101 "Phrasal Verb: Walk", question 5

I'm sorry to say that the safe has been broken into and someone's walked ......... with all the money.

(a) along
(b) into
(c) of
(d) off

English Language Tests, Intermediate level

ESL/EFL Test #101 "Phrasal Verb: Walk", answer 5

I'm sorry to say that the safe has been broken into and someone's walked off with all the money.

Correct answer: (d) off
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what is this meaning?

Deodora

[Alan]

Hi,

'Walk off with' usually suggests taking away (stealing) something that's not yours and going away.

Alan
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