walkover

美 [ˈwɔːkoʊvər]英 [ˈwɔːkəʊvə(r)]

复数： walkovers

walkover

noun

（比赛或竞赛中的）轻易取得的胜利
an easy victory in a game or competition

频次

1
N-COUNT 轻易取得的胜利；一边倒的比赛
If you say that a competition or contest is a walkover, you mean that it is won very easily.

noun

any undertaking that is easy to do: marketing this product will be no picnic; Synonym: cinch breeze picnic snap duck soup child's play pushover piece of cake

数据来源：WordNet

1

Travis won a walkover in the second round because Watson still hadn 't recovered from his earlier fight and had to back out .

第二轮特拉维斯不战而胜，因为华生还没有能够从先前的比赛中恢复过来，只得退出。
2

And most remarkably , even the U-boat war , pre-eminently the war of information , was no walkover for the Allies .

值得一提的是，即使在全信息的大西洋U艇战中，盟军也不是轻松获胜的。
3

The match was a walk-over for the visiting team . He that is slow to anger is better than the mighty . Brian : No , it was a walkover . I got so bored . I used my teeth instead of my arms . Piece of cake .

布莱恩：不是，今年轻易获胜。我觉得太乏味，所以用牙齿代替手臂去拔河，轻而易举。