walk on

1. noun One who has joined a sports team without having been recruited, drafted, or awarded a scholarship. The phrase is often hyphenated when used as a noun. The quarterback was a walk-on in 2011 but quickly became one of the star athletes on the team. No, I wasn't recruited or anything, I'm a walk-on.

2. verb To join a sports team in this manner. The quarterback walked on in 2011, and he quickly became one of the star athletes on the team. She thought she'd be able to walk on to any team in the league, but she remained a free agent for nearly two years.

walk on

to continue walking. Walk on. Go all the way to the end. I knew I wasn't there yet, so I just walked on.

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释义	walk on walk on 1. noun One who has joined a sports team without having been recruited, drafted, or awarded a scholarship. The phrase is often hyphenated when used as a noun. The quarterback was a walk-on in 2011 but quickly became one of the star athletes on the team. No, I wasn't recruited or anything, I'm a walk-on. 2. verb To join a sports team in this manner. The quarterback walked on in 2011, and he quickly became one of the star athletes on the team. She thought she'd be able to walk on to any team in the league, but she remained a free agent for nearly two years. See also: on, walk Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. walk on to continue walking. Walk on. Go all the way to the end. I knew I wasn't there yet, so I just walked on. See also: on, walk McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: a round robin round robin first hand eleventh hour wiggy heads I win, tails you lose black market cut and dried dried good for nothing
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