walk all over (an opponent) -Idioms

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walk all over (an opponent)

to win a game easily

We walked all over the other team at the soccer tournament.

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walk all over (someone)

walk away with (something)

walk off with (something)

walk on eggshells/eggs

walk out of (something)

out of thin air

early bird catches the worm

go over (something) with a fine-toothed comb

give (someone) their due

tell apart (two things or people) or tell (two things or people) apart

thankful for small blessings

for the most part

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