walk over
- 走过；穿过：以步行的方式从某个表面、区域或障碍物上经过。
- 走过去；步行到某处（常与 to 连用）。
- 轻松取胜：在比赛、竞争或争论中轻易获胜，轻易战胜（对手）。
- <非正式> 欺负，虐待，随意支使或利用（某人）。
网络释义专业释义英英释义
...what of) ... walk out on离开[抛弃，遗弃]（... walk over穿过；走到另一地方；... walk the chalk遵守规矩...
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walk over the bridge 走过桥 ; 过桥
walk over the course 轻易获胜
walk over hills and mountains 翻山跃岭
walk-over 无对手的比赛
walk over to 走上去 ; 步行到
walk over the desert 走过沙漠 ; 走在沙漠 ; 走过的沙漠
柯林斯英汉双解大词典
walkover /ˈwɔːkˌəʊvə/
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N-COUNT If you say that a competition or contest is a walkover, you mean that it is won very easily. (竞赛)轻易取得胜利的 [英国英语] [usu sing]
例：Tomorrow's game against Italy should be a walkover.
明天对意大利的比赛应该能够轻易取得胜利。
双语例句原声例句权威例句
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Why don't we walk over there and see for ourselves?
我们为什么不过去亲自看看呢？
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We'll walk over to the White House for a visit.
我们步行到白宫参观吧。
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She just can't find the courage to walk over to them.
但她犹豫着，她只是找不到走向他们的勇气。
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People infected with the virus walk in a bent-over position because of the severe pain in the joints.
VOA: special.2009.04.13
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Why don't we walk over to watch Magnificent Ambersons now?
现在我们去,欣赏《巴纳逊一家》吧？
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but I like to, every now and then, I take a walk over there, just cut through Central Park
我喜欢时不时地穿过中央公园，到河滨公园散步，
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