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walk over

/wawk-oh-ver/US // ˈwɔkˌoʊ vər //UK // (ˈwɔːkˌəʊvə) //

走过去,走过来,走过,走了过去

Related Words

waltz华尔兹,圆舞曲,华尔兹舞,华尔兹舞曲slip滑落,滑倒,滑移,溜glide滑翔,滑翔机,滑行,滑动pushover推动者,逼迫者,促成者,逼迫sail航行,帆船,驶,帆sweep扫荡,扫除,清扫,打扫walkaway走开,逃跑的人,逃跑,散客slide幻灯片,滑梯,幻灯,滑动cinch束缚,收紧,钳制,钳子cruise巡航,邮轮,巡游,游轮snap折断,捕捉,断裂,啪啪啪sally莎莉,莎莉娅,莎士比亚,莎丽trip旅行,旅程,旅程中,旅行中runaway离家出走,逃亡,逃亡者,逃跑的人child's play童玩,儿童游戏,童趣,童话剧

Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : Racing. a walking or trotting over the course by a contestant who is the only starter.
    • : an unopposed or easy victory.
    • : any task easily done.
    • : Gymnastics. a vertical rotation of the body from a standing position, performed by leaning forward to a brief handstand and bringing the legs over and back down to the floor one at a time or by arching backward to a similar handstand and returning the feet to the floor .

Synonyms & Antonyms

as intramp
Synonyms
gallop驰骋,奔跑,奔腾,飞奔plod蹒跚学步,蹒跚而行,蹒跚前行,蹒跚学步的人ramble漫步,漫步在路上roam遨游,漫游,巡回,巡回演出slog艰难跋涉,艰难困苦,艰难困苦的生活,艰难困苦的日子traipse行走,行走路线,行走时,行车路线trample践踏,蹂躏,践行,踩踏trudge跋涉,跋涉前进,踯躅不前,践踏crush粉碎,碾压,压碎,破碎footslog脚步声,脚注,脚踏实地,脚印hike徒步旅行,加息,远足,徒步行走hop蹦蹦跳跳,蹦蹦跳跳的,蹦,蹦跳march进行曲,行进,前进,行军navigate浏览,导航,浏览一下,导航仪pound重击,磅,捣毁,敲击range范围,系列,幅度,幅度大小rove流荡,漂泊,漂流,漂浮stamp印章,印鉴,印花,戳记stodge躲避,躲闪,躲藏,躲避障碍物stomp踩踏,跺脚,践踏,踩踏声stroll闲逛,漫步,逛街,逛逛stump树桩,残端,残枝败叶,残枝thud噔噔噔,砰的一声,咚咚,砰砰toil劳累,劳作,劳动,劳苦tour巡演,巡回演出,旅游,旅行tread踩踏,践踏,踩着,践行trek跋涉,跋山涉水,徒步旅行,跋扈trip旅行,旅程,旅程中,旅行中tromp踩踏,踩点,踩线,踩踏声
as introunce
Synonyms
bash巴什,巴什语,巴希beat打,殴打,拍打,击打blank空白,白纸黑字,空白的,白纸clobber口水仗,口水战,口水战是指,抢劫crush粉碎,碾压,压碎,破碎drub擦伤,擦拭,擦擦,擦亮眼睛overcome克服,攻克,战胜,克服困难overwhelm压倒性的,压倒,压制,压倒一切put away收起,收起来,收回,收好rout溃败,溃散,溃疡,溃决swamp沼泽地,沼泽,泥沼,沼泽地带thrash抽打,抽搐,鞭打,鞭挞wallop撞墙,撞击,撞击声,墙头草whip鞭子,鞭打,鞭笞,皮鞭bury埋葬,掩埋,埋藏,埋葬了bust半身像,半身,胸围,半身雕像cap帽子,上限,帽,封顶conquer征服,克服,征服者,攻克dust尘埃,尘土,灰尘,粉尘flog鞭打,鞭笞,鞭挞,鞭策hammer榔头,锤子,铁锤,铁锤子lambaste抨击,侮蔑,辱骂,侮骂lather泡沫,起泡,肥皂泡,肥皂水lick舔,舔舔,舔舐,舐murder谋杀,谋杀案,谋杀罪,杀人paste粘贴,浆糊,糊糊,糊pommel鞍座,鞍马,鞍具,鞍部total共计,总计,共,总数trash垃圾,垃圾桶,垃圾箱,垃圾处理waste浪费,废物,废弃物,废弃wax蜡像,蜡,蜡质,蜡笔小新win赢,胜利,赢了,赢得cook one's goosefix one's wagonmake mincemeat of钳制,菹醢,菹,揪住不放wipe off the mat拭目以待,擦拭垫子

Examples

  • In 1966, Court was the beneficiary of a total walkover, when Nancy Richey couldn’t take the court in the Australian Open final because of a bad knee.

  • Don't you believe for one minute we're going to have a walkover.

  • The fumes of this drink went at once to my brain, where it had what might be termed a complete walkover.

  • "Perhaps he thought his chances too slim for a walkover," he said in non-committal fashion, as Burr's best friend.

  • As to the fight itself, it was in many ways, no doubt, a walkover.

  • You'll have no such walkover as Dewey had at Manila—I'll promise you that.

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