walk over

The phrase "walk over" can describe both literal movement and various figurative actions, such as easily winning or treating someone unfairly.

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Definition

B2Competition

(informal, sports)To defeat an opponent with minimal effort.

Example

  • The team walked over their rivals in the final match.

B2Interpersonal

(informal)To take advantage of someone by treating them unfairly or disrespectfully.

Example

  • He lets his boss walk over him because he is afraid to speak up.

A2Movement

To cross or traverse an area by walking.

Example

  • We decided to walk over the bridge to get to the other side.

C1Gymnastics

(technical)A move where the performer rotates their body from a standing position, assumes a handstand, and then brings their legs back down one at a time.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "walk over":

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