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

be wide open

1. Literally, to be completely open, as of a door or window. No wonder it's drafty in here—the window is wide open!

2. To have many possible outcomes or options available. With so many outstanding teams in the playoffs this year, the field is wide open. Now that you have your degree, the future's wide open to you!

3. slang In sports, to be far away from defenders and available to easily receive a pass. Come one, pass it to me, I'm wide open! Didn't you see that your receiver was wide open?

4. slang To be overrun with crime. Our city used to be wide open, until the new police commissioner and started getting criminals off the streets.

be wide open

If a contest or competition is wide open, it is very difficult to say who will win because the competitors are all equally good. Both polls indicate that the election race is still wide open. The competition has been thrown wide open by the absence of the world champion.

be wide ˈopen

(of a competition, an election, etc.) with no obvious winner: The presidential election is wide open. OPPOSITE: a one-horse race

词组	are wide open
释义	(redirected from are wide open) be wide open 1. Literally, to be completely open, as of a door or window. No wonder it's drafty in here—the window is wide open! 2. To have many possible outcomes or options available. With so many outstanding teams in the playoffs this year, the field is wide open. Now that you have your degree, the future's wide open to you! 3. slang In sports, to be far away from defenders and available to easily receive a pass. Come one, pass it to me, I'm wide open! Didn't you see that your receiver was wide open? 4. slang To be overrun with crime. Our city used to be wide open, until the new police commissioner and started getting criminals off the streets. be wide open If a contest or competition is wide open, it is very difficult to say who will win because the competitors are all equally good. Both polls indicate that the election race is still wide open. The competition has been thrown wide open by the absence of the world champion. be wide ˈopen (of a competition, an election, etc.) with no obvious winner: The presidential election is wide open. OPPOSITE: a one-horse race
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