walk-on
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈwalk-on noun [countable] 1. (also walk-on part/role)APT a small acting part with no words to say in a play or film, or an actor who has a part like this 〔戏剧或影片的〕跑龙套角色，无台词的小角色；龙套演员2. American English someone who plays for a college sports team without having been given a sports scholarship 〔未获得体育奖学金的〕大学运动队成员
Examples from the Corpus
walk-on• The ending is a cinematic cop-out using newsreel photo-montage and a walk-on by Nelson Mandela.• Five of their players are walk-ons.• Gardner was a football walk-on at Nebraska, but quit the team in order to concentrate on wrestling.• Down near the basket, Karen is guarding Courtney Kanegae, a five-foot-two freshman walk-on.• Mind, I did rehearse the walk-on, which is quite critical.ˈwalk-on nounChineseSyllable
acting part with Corpus words no a small
walk-on
ˈwalk-on
noun [countable]
1. (also walk-on part/role) a small acting part with no words to say in a play or film, or an actor who has a part like this
2. American English someone who plays for a college sports team without having been given a sports scholarship
ˈwalk-on
noun [countable]1. (also walk-on part/role) a small acting part with no words to say in a play or film, or an actor who has a part like this
2. American English someone who plays for a college sports team without having been given a sports scholarship