| 释义 |
●ˌwalk ˈover sb (informal) 1. to treat sb badly and not consider their wishes or feelings 苛刻对待；欺负；无视…的愿望（或感情）◆We’re not prepared to let the management walk all over us.
我们可不愿意让资方任意欺凌。2. to defeat sb easily in a competition 轻易打败；一举击败◆They’ll walk all over you on Saturday.
他们星期六将一举击败你们。◆Don’t let yourselves be walked over.
不要一下子被打败。[v + prep]▸ ˈwalkover noun (informal)
an easy victory in a game or competition; a situation in which you are considered to have won a game although you did not in fact play 轻易取胜；不战而胜◆The race was no walkover (= it was not easy to win).
这场比赛的胜利得来不易。◆The other team didn’t turn up so we had a walkover into the final.
对手没有出场，因此我队不战而胜，进入了决赛。 |