cakewalk / ˈkeɪkˌwɔk /

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cakewalk2 个定义

n. 名词 noun
  1. a promenade or march, of Black American origin, in which the couples with the most intricate or eccentric steps received cakes as prizes.
  2. a dance with a strutting step based on this promenade.
  3. music for this dance.
  4. Informal. something easy, sure, or certain.
v. 无主动词 verb
  1. to walk or dance in or as if in a cakewalk.

cakewalk 近义词

n. 名词 noun

easy activity

cakewalk 的近义词 6

更多cakewalk例句

  1. When these wars begin, the United States typically has positive illusions about how the war is going to go—that it’ll be a cakewalk in Iraq or in Afghanistan.
  2. Cuomo’s main vulnerability probably lies in the Democratic primary, though even if he survives it, the general election might not be a cakewalk either.
  3. In a new story, Will Huntsberry writes that 2020 was probably the last cakewalk for union-backed school board candidates.
  4. Democrats still think that 2016 is going to be Clinton cakewalk.
  5. If the Democrats maintain this charade, 2016 will not be the cakewalk they dream it to be.
  6. But that does not, so far as Philippe Petit is concerned, make it a cakewalk.
  7. Germany won a cakewalk, controlling the game from start to finish.
  8. And that was a cakewalk compared to the three years I spent teaching high school!
  9. Well, he'll be back on the night train, for to-morrow is the final cakewalk of his old Conference.
  10. Still others, doing a kind of animated cakewalk, carried toy ray guns which they fired at random into the crowd.
  11. I know she can dance, for have I not seen her executing the cakewalk in Dimbie's tea-rose slippers?
  12. In Paris the cakewalk is a thing of misunderstood, misapplied accents.
  13. He tipped his derby one-sided and started off on a cakewalk.