Definition of saloon passage in English:

saloon passage

noun

Australian, NZ informal

An easy and unimpeded progress or success.
the team had a saloon passage into the semi-final
Example sentencesExamples
- The sad reality is that he will be remembered as another "son of" given a saloon passage.
- The filly had a saloon passage up the middle of the track, but she had to be good to maintain a sustained finish from the back of the field.
- Brisbane looks to have ensured itself a saloon passage to the biggest game of the season.
- We need to make our opposition work hard to score tries and not give them a saloon passage through.
- Australia has got a bit of a saloon passage because it's not colliding head on with any continent.
- The coach is refusing to guarantee him a saloon passage back into first grade.
- If one jockey has a bet and no other rider in that race does, then that jockey gets a saloon passage through, it could be completely innocent but how would that look?
- Those racing closest to the grandstand were offered a saloon passage to victory.
- His slip gave the Kiwi Test playmaker a saloon passage to the tryline.
- The 19-year-old has had anything but a saloon passage through to the top ranks of New Zealand's jockeys.

Origin

Early 20th century: with allusion to the more comfortable and expensive level of accommodation on a passenger ship.

单词	saloon passage
释义	Definition of saloon passage in English: saloon passage noun Australian, NZ informal An easy and unimpeded progress or success. the team had a saloon passage into the semi-final Example sentencesExamples The sad reality is that he will be remembered as another "son of" given a saloon passage. The filly had a saloon passage up the middle of the track, but she had to be good to maintain a sustained finish from the back of the field. Brisbane looks to have ensured itself a saloon passage to the biggest game of the season. We need to make our opposition work hard to score tries and not give them a saloon passage through. Australia has got a bit of a saloon passage because it's not colliding head on with any continent. The coach is refusing to guarantee him a saloon passage back into first grade. If one jockey has a bet and no other rider in that race does, then that jockey gets a saloon passage through, it could be completely innocent but how would that look? Those racing closest to the grandstand were offered a saloon passage to victory. His slip gave the Kiwi Test playmaker a saloon passage to the tryline. The 19-year-old has had anything but a saloon passage through to the top ranks of New Zealand's jockeys. Origin Early 20th century: with allusion to the more comfortable and expensive level of accommodation on a passenger ship.
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