walkoff

中英词典

形容词

walkoff (adj.)

1. 胜利的；以比分领先结束比赛的。
2. 离开工作岗位的；突然离开的。

名词

walkoff (n.)

1. 胜利结束的比赛；以比分领先结束比赛。
2. 离开工作岗位的行为；突然离开。

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柯林斯词典

walk-off (adj.)

1. 走掉的；离开的。
2. 离场而未被击中的（对于棒球投手而言）。

牛津词典

walk-off (adj.)

1. 离场的；离开的。

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例句

1. The home team celebrated a walkoff victory in the final inning.
2. After a heated argument with his boss, he decided to walkoff the job.
3. The pitcher managed to escape the inning without giving up a run, recording a walkoff strikeout.
4. His sudden walkoff from the meeting surprised everyone.
5. The game ended in a walkoff home run, sending the crowd into a frenzy.
6. She was frustrated with her team's performance and decided to walkoff the field.
7. The manager praised the pitcher for his walkoff performance in the game.
8. His walkoff hit in the bottom of the ninth inning secured the victory for his team.
9. He made a walkoff catch to end the game and secure the win for his team.
10. She announced her walkoff from the company during a staff meeting.
11. The player's walkoff from the team was met with mixed reactions from fans.
12. He delivered a walkoff speech that left everyone in the room speechless.
13. The team celebrated their walkoff victory with a champagne shower in the locker room.
14. She made a walkoff resignation, leaving her colleagues stunned.
15. The crowd erupted in cheers as the player hit a walkoff grand slam.
16. He hit a walkoff single to bring home the winning run.
17. The pitcher's walkoff performance helped secure the team's spot in the playoffs.
18. Despite their early lead, the team suffered a walkoff defeat in the final moments of the game.
19. His walkoff homerun in the tenth inning sealed the victory for his team.
20. She decided to walkoff the project after disagreements with the team.