be a slam dunk

To be predicted or expected to be successful; to be something that achieves success or a certain goal easily. All the best players in school are on our team—victory will be a slam dunk! I thought it would be a slam dunk to pass, but the bill didn't even make it out of committee.

be a ˈslam dunk

(American English) be something that is certain to be successful: The case looked like a slam dunk for the prosecution.

In basketball, a slam dunk is the act of jumping up and putting the ball through the net with a lot of force.

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释义	be a slam dunk be a slam dunk To be predicted or expected to be successful; to be something that achieves success or a certain goal easily. All the best players in school are on our team—victory will be a slam dunk! I thought it would be a slam dunk to pass, but the bill didn't even make it out of committee. See also: dunk, slam Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. be a ˈslam dunk (American English) be something that is certain to be successful: The case looked like a slam dunk for the prosecution. In basketball, a slam dunk is the act of jumping up and putting the ball through the net with a lot of force. See also: dunk, slam Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: dunk slam lightly easy come, easy go shoo-in cut corners cut corners, to just (you) watch watch! be not for the faint-hearted
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