pushover

英 ['pʊʃəʊvə(r)] 美 ['pʊʃoʊvər]

• n. (俚)易于征服或控制的人；容易做的事

英英释义

Noun:

1. someone who is easily taken advantage of

2. any undertaking that is easy to do;

   "marketing this product will be no picnic"
   

例句

用作名词 (n.)

1. Since then thousands of Turks have discovered that the blonde with the degree in economics is no pushover.
   从那时以来，成千上万的土耳其人就已发现这位有经济学学位的金发女人决不是一个没主见的人。
2. The examination was a pushover, and I knew all the answers.
   那次考试很容易，题目的答案我全都知道。

经典引文

• We may not win all our matches, but we will not be a pushover.

  出自：Rugby World Post

• I'm a push-over for all Eastern music.

  出自： G. Charles

词汇搭配

• pushover bar 推出器,推杆...
• pushover wipe 推换
• push over (风)刮倒

近反义词

【近义词】

• dupe 受骗的人
• soft touch 轻信而容易上当的人, 易...
• softy 蠢货
• sucker 傻瓜
• gull 鸥
• mark 记号
• target 目标
• cinch (马的)肚带
• picnic 野餐
• duck soup 小菜一碟
• breeze 微风
• walkover 轻易取胜
• piece of cake 非常容易的事...
• snap 劈啪作响
• child's play 容易干的事