walk over

英 [wɔːk ˈəʊvə(r)]

美 [wɔːk ˈoʊvər]

粗暴（或苛刻）地对待; 欺负

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 粗暴（或苛刻）地对待;欺负
  If someonewalks overyou, they treat you very badly.
  1. Do you think you can walk over me? Well, you won't, ever!
     你以为你可以欺负我吗？ 你不能，永远不能！
  2. You let your children walk all over you.
     你让自己的孩子骑在头上欺负你。

英英释义

verb

• beat easily
  1. The local team walked over their old rivals for the championship

双语例句

• In the evening, you can walk over to Shibuya, another district popular with young people.
  晚上，则要到涩谷走走，那是另一个年轻人喜爱的地方。
• Just walk over there, and you tell him.
  你就走过去，跟他说。
• Just drop me here, I'll walk over to the theatre.
  我就在这儿下车。我要走到剧场去。
• Nelly, if you won't let her go, you can walk over yourself.
  耐莉，如果你不让她去，你自己可以走去看看。
• You shouldn't walk over ploughed fields.
  你不应该从耕过的田地上走。
• You must have been enriched by your solitary walk over the mountains.
  你一定因为你每天的独自山上漫步而变得精神富有了。
• I walk over and give it to the old man as a gift for helping us.
  我走到正坐在道边休息的那大哥把桶和油送给他作为礼物。
• I don't think I'm surefooted enough to walk over these slippery rocks.
  我想在这么滑的岩石上恐怕走不稳。
• Men are crushed, trampled down, others walk over the dead and the living.
  大家互相践踏，互相推挤，踩着死人和活人往前走。
• When we walk over fresh snow we compress the crystals, causing them to sinter and bond together.
  当我们行走在新雪之上，我们会压缩雪晶体，使它们凝结集聚在一块。