walk away with
The phrase "walk away with" is commonly used to describe winning or acquiring something with ease, often in a competitive context.
Definition
B2Competitions and Contests
(informal)To win something easily or by a large margin.
Example
- She walked away with the gold medal.
- The team walked away with the championship title.
B2General Usage
(informal)To obtain or take possession of something, often with little effort.
Example
- He walked away with the prize money.
- They walked away with a great deal on the new car.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "walk away with":
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