英语词组gray area是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

gray area

Theme: CLARITY - LACKING

an area of a subject, etc., that is difficult to put into a particular category as it is not clearly defined and may have connections or associations with more than one category.

The responsibility for social studies in the college is a gray area. Several departments are involved.Publicity is a gray area in that company. It is shared between the marketing and design divisions.

grey area

A concept or topic that is not clearly defined or that exists somewhere between two extreme positions. Primarily heard in Australia. There's a large grey area regarding whether the use of the new surveillance technology is lawful.

(a) gray area

Fig. an area of a subject or question that is difficult to put into a particular category because it is not clearly defined and may have connections or associations with more than one category. The responsibility for social studies in the college is a gray area. Several departments are involved. Publicity is a gray area in that firm. It is shared between the marketing and design divisions.

gray area

Indeterminate territory, undefined position, neither here nor there. For example, There's a large gray area between what is legal and what is not. This term, which uses gray in the sense of "neither black nor white" (or halfway between the two), dates only from the mid-1900s.

词组	gray area
释义	Idiom gray area Theme: CLARITY - LACKING an area of a subject, etc., that is difficult to put into a particular category as it is not clearly defined and may have connections or associations with more than one category. The responsibility for social studies in the college is a gray area. Several departments are involved.Publicity is a gray area in that company. It is shared between the marketing and design divisions. gray area noun in motor racing, the portion of the track immediately above the quickest line around the track US, 1980 grey area A concept or topic that is not clearly defined or that exists somewhere between two extreme positions. Primarily heard in Australia. There's a large grey area regarding whether the use of the new surveillance technology is lawful. (a) gray area Fig. an area of a subject or question that is difficult to put into a particular category because it is not clearly defined and may have connections or associations with more than one category. The responsibility for social studies in the college is a gray area. Several departments are involved. Publicity is a gray area in that firm. It is shared between the marketing and design divisions. gray area Indeterminate territory, undefined position, neither here nor there. For example, There's a large gray area between what is legal and what is not. This term, which uses gray in the sense of "neither black nor white" (or halfway between the two), dates only from the mid-1900s.
随便看	take it out on someone/something take it out on them take it out on the street take it out on the streets take it out on us take it out on you take it outside! take it outside take it over take it personally take it public take its course take it seriously take it sitting down take it slow take its pulse take its toll take its toll (on sth) take it that take it the wrong way take it/things easy take it/things one day at a time take it through the nose take it to take it to court