walkover

名词走过场的比赛（只有一匹马参加的比赛），轻易得胜

1. 比赛前奏：walkout 罢工 | walkover 比赛前奏 | walkthrough 预排

2. 不战而胜：未完成的 incomplete | 不战而胜 walkover | 最终裁定 final authority

3. 轻易得胜：walkingstick 拐杖 | walkover 轻易得胜 | walkoverleisurelyinsteadofridinginacarriagewalkratherthanride 安步当车

4. 独自走完/轻易得胜：walkout /退出/ | walkover /独自走完/轻易得胜/ | walkovet /独自走完/

1. 轻易取得的胜利；一边倒的比赛
    If you say that a competition or contest is a walkover, you mean that it is won very easily.

1. The hosts were awarded a walkover in the final rubber when Australia said that none of their eligible players were fit to play.

2. walkover

2. Their absence on Monday benefited Korea, as it enjoyed a walkover.

3. The bomb was planted outside the bank, close to which is a walkover bridge crossing the road.

4. I saw my coach and I asked him if my match was dead and if I was a walkover.

5. The withdrawal handed American wildcard Donald Young a walkover into the third round.

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