n.轻易的事，容易获得的胜利，容易说服的人，耳软心活的人，好说话的人

原形：pushover复数：pushovers

He's such a pushover that he always ends up doing what others want.
他太容易被说服了，结果总是按照别人的意愿行事。
Don't be a pushover; stand up for your rights and what you believe in.
不要轻易妥协；为你的权利和你所信仰的事物挺身而出。
The boss thought she was a pushover, but she surprised everyone by standing her ground.
老板以为她很容易对付，但她坚守立场，让所有人都感到惊讶。
I tried to get more money out of the budget, but the finance director wasn't a pushover.
我试图从预算中挤出更多的钱，但财务总监并不是那么容易对付的。
She's not as much of a pushover as people think; she just doesn't like confrontation.
她并不像人们想象的那样容易被说服；她只是不喜欢冲突。
The new employee is a bit of a pushover, which makes it easy for others to take advantage of him.
新员工有点太好说话，这使得其他人很容易利用他。
If you're a pushover, you'll never get what you deserve in this competitive world.
如果你总是轻易妥协，在这个竞争激烈的世界里，你永远得不到你应得的。
It's important to set boundaries and not be a pushover in professional settings.
在职业环境中设定界限，不要轻易妥协，这一点很重要。
The teacher thought the students would be pushovers, but they challenged her authority every chance they got.
老师以为学生们会很听话，但他们一有机会就挑战她的权威。
Being assertive doesn't mean being aggressive; it just means not being a pushover.
坚定并不意味着咄咄逼人；它只是意味着不要轻易妥协。