shoo-in

英 [ˈʃuː ɪn]

美 [ˈʃuː ɪn]

n.  稳操胜券的人(或队)

牛津词典

noun

• 稳操胜券的人（或队）
  a person or team that will win easily

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 稳操胜券的人(或事)
  Ashoo-inis a person or thing that seems sure to succeed.
  1. Ms Brown is still no shoo-in for the November election.
     布朗夫人在 11 月的选举中仍然没有十足的胜算。

英英释义

noun

• an easy victory
  Synonym:runawayblowoutromplaugherwalkaway

双语例句

• The IMF board, though, decided on Thursday on an open procedure, suggesting that Mr Strauss-Kahn may not necessarily be a shoo-in.
  不过，imf理事会上周四决定采取公开程序，这意味着，斯特劳斯-卡恩不一定会稳操胜券。
• Perhaps he considered himself a shoo-in.
  或许他认为自己会十拿九稳。
• Just because you look good on paper doesn "t mean you" re a shoo-in for the job.
  你的简历做的好并不意味着就能获得工作。
• He is a shoo-in for the "Best Actor" award.
  他一定稳赢“最佳演员”奖。
• Even students and faculty thought I'd be a shoo-in.
  学生和老师们都认为，我应该是十拿九稳的。
• Chris is a shoo-in to win a scholarship.
  准能申请到一份奖学金。
• After all, back when she still seemed a shoo-in to the White House, his subtitle for "Liberal Fascism" was "the secret history of the American left, from Mussolini to Hillary Clinton".
  毕竟，希拉里问鼎白宫仍似乎能够胜算在握，戈德堡先生在《自由法西斯主义》中的副标题就曾是“秘史的美国左派，从墨索里尼到希拉里克林顿”。
• The election will be no shoo-in for the republicants.
  这次选举对共和党来说决非易事。
• He is a shoo-in for the governorship.
  他一定稳赢州长的职位。
• He'd be three of them. he's a shoo-in.
  他肯定在前三名里，他可够彪悍的。