walk away with Idiom
walk away with
1．take and go away with；take away；steal取走；偷走；顺手拿走
Someone got in and walked awaywith the jewels while we were out．我们不在的时候，有人进来顺手把珠宝偷走了。
How can a thief walk off with a safe in broad daylight？一个小偷怎能在光天化日之下将一个保险箱偷走呢？
2．take，get or win easily轻而易举地获得或赢得
He walked away with the election；his majority was about ten thousand．他多得1万张左右的选票，轻而易举地赢了这场选举。
Our team walked off with the championship．我队轻而易举地得了冠军。
We expected Peter to walk off with the prize，but he didn't．我们本来指望彼得会轻而易举地获奖，可他没有。
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v. 1. To take and go away with; take away; often: steal.
When Father went to work, he accidentally walked off with Mother's umbrella. How can a thief walk off with a safe in broad daylight? 2. To take, get, or win easily.
Jim walked away with all the honors on Class Night. Our team walked off with the championship.walk abroad with (something)
1. To win or be awarded something, abnormally with ease. Without their brilliant quarterback, they were no bout for their rivals, who absolved abroad with the game. The advantageous champ will airing abroad with a $500,000 banknote prize.2. To abduct something. I forgot to lock my bike as I went into the shop, and in the amplitude of bristles account addition had already absolved abroad with it.Learn more: away, walkwalk abroad with (someone or an animal)
to lead, take, accompany, or backpack addition or an beastly away. I absolved abroad with my brother. The adolescent man absolved abroad with the heifer.Learn more: away, walkwalk abroad with something
and walk off with something
1. Fig. to win article easily. (With little added accomplishment than is appropriate to backpack off the acceptable trophy.) John won the tennis bout with no difficulty. He absolved abroad with it. Our aggregation absolved abroad with aboriginal place.
2. Fig. to booty or abduct something. I anticipate somebody aloof absolved off with my purse! Somebody absolved off with my daughter's bicycle.Learn more: away, walk