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walk off with something
phrasal verb with walkverbuk /wɔːk/ us /wɑːk/
(WIN)
to win something easily: 轻松赢得…
She walked off with the top prize.她轻松地拿到了头奖。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Winning and defeating
annihilate
annihilation
bank
be gunning for someoneidiom
be one in the eye for someoneidiom
convincing
mincemeat
moral victory
move/go/close in for the killidiom
near thing
outclass
sew
slaughter
sweep
sweep the boardidiom
take someone down
take someone to the cleaner'sidiom
take something apart
takedown
thrash
(STEAL)
to steal something or take something without asking permission: 偷走，未经允许拿走
Who's walked off with my cup?谁把我的杯子偷走了？
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Stealing
abscond
abscond with someone/something
aggravated burglary
anti-burglar
anti-burglary
eavesdrop
hot-wire
housebreaking
jemmy
jimmy
job
piratically
plunder
poach
poaching
porch piracy
rustle
rustling
snaffle
snitch
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Taking things away from someone or somewhere
walk off with something | American Dictionary
walk off with something
phrasal verb with walkverb[ I/T ]us/wɔk/
to take something without asking:
Who walked off with my drink?
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