Collocation

Could you walk me through it?

walk + object + through + it/noun B1 walk + object + through + it/noun

To explain something to someone in a detailed, step-by-step manner.

Definition

'Could you walk me through it?' is a common English collocation. To explain something to someone in a detailed, step-by-step manner.

walk + someone + through + something

“The new software is quite complex; could you walk me through it during our meeting?”

I'm having trouble setting up this new system; could you please walk me through it?
Before I present, I'd appreciate it if you could walk me through the key points one last time.
She agreed to walk us through the entire process, starting from scratch.

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The IT specialist patiently walked the new employee through the network configuration steps.
We need someone to walk the new team members through the project guidelines.
Don't worry, I can walk you through the application process whenever you're ready.
Could you walk me through the steps to troubleshoot this error?
He carefully walked his confused colleague through the complex data analysis.
The chef walked the cooking class through each stage of preparing the soufflé.
It's a tricky procedure, but I'll walk you through it patiently.