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

• 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。
• Don't let your husband walk over you like that.
  可别让你的丈夫对你那样盛气凌人。
• 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。
• 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。
• Spread the powder over the earth and let the cattle trample it in as they walk over it.
  把粉末撒在地面上，让牲畜走过时把粉踩进地里。
• 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！
• I don't know if he's going to walk over the blueberry issue.
  我不晓得他会不会注意到蓝莓的问题。
• Walk over ( the road) and look in the window.
  让我瞧一瞧这幅画。走过（马路）去往窗里瞧瞧。
• Don't walk over the floor after I've mopped it.
  别在我拖过的地板上走。
• Let's not take the car, we can easily walk over.
  我们不用坐车，走过去很方便。