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Chinese translation of 'wide open' adj - [eyes, mouth]
大张(張)的 (dàzhāng de) - [window]
大开(開)的 (dàkāi de)
- wicket
- wide
- wide awake
- wide open
- widely
- widen
- widespread
Related terms ofwide open Definition open to the full extent He came towards her with his arms wide open in welcome. Synonyms outspreadspread splayed fully open fully extended Definition exposed or vulnerable The virus leaves the body wide open to infection. The match was still wide open at half-time. Synonyms unpredictable up for grabs (informal) anybody's guess (informal) Additional synonymsa leader who would leave the country isolated and defenceless Synonyms helpless, exposed, vulnerable, naked, endangered, powerless, wide open, unarmed, unprotected, unguardedDefinition vulnerable The troops are exposed to attack by the enemy. Synonyms vulnerable, open, subject, in danger, liable, susceptible, wide open, left open, laid bare, in peril, laid open a gaping hole Synonyms wide, great, open, broad, vast, yawning, wide open, cavernous- wide
- wide awake
- wide of the mark
- wide open
- wide-eyed
- wide-ranging
- widen
Additional synonymsDefinition left doubtful I hope to carry on for an indeterminate period. Synonyms uncertain, indefinite, unspecified, vague, inconclusive, imprecise, undefined, undetermined, inexact, unfixed, unstipulated Definition unprotected They left themselves open to accusations of double standards. Synonyms susceptible, subject, exposed, vulnerable, in danger, disposed, liable, wide open, unprotected, at the mercy of, left open, laid bare, an easy target for, undefended, laid open, defenceless against, unfortified, opN Definition extended or stretched out as far as possible She stepped towards him, her arms outstretched. Synonyms spread, opened (out), extended, stretched, unfolded, sprawled, unfurled, fanned out Walking with weights makes the shoulders susceptible to injury. Synonyms liable, inclined, prone, given, open, subject, vulnerable, disposed, predisposedDefinition constantly changing or moving from place to place Despite the unsettled weather, we had a marvellous weekend. Synonyms inconstant, changing, unpredictable, variable, uncertain, changeableDefinition exposed to attack Their tanks would be vulnerable to attack from the air. Synonyms exposed, open, unprotected, defenceless, accessible, wide open, open to attack, assailable phraseIf something is wide open, it is open to its full extent. The child had left the inner door wide open. See full dictionary entry for openphraseIf you say that a competition, race, or election is wide open, you mean that anyone could win it, because there is no competitor who seems to be much better than the others. The competition has been thrown wide open by the absence of the world champion. See full dictionary entry for openwide open in British English (waɪd ˈəʊpən) adjective1. (of doors, windows, eyes) open to the full extent The door was wide open. The windows were wide open. His eyes were wide open and he stared at the sky. Her mouth was wide open. He sleeps with his mouth wide open. He left his office door wide open. 2. exposed to attack; vulnerable That would leave us wide open to an enemy invasion. 3. (of competitions, elections) uncertain as to outcome I really feel the competition is wide open for anybody to take, ourselves included. The competition has been thrown wide open by the absence of the world champion. All this leaves the presidential election wide open. 4. US informal (of a town or city) lax in the enforcement of certain laws, esp those relating to the sale and consumption of alcohol, gambling, the control of vice, etc 5. to blow sth wide open wide-open in British Englishadjective (wide open when postpositive)1. open to the full extent 2. (postpositive) exposed to attack; vulnerable 3. uncertain as to outcome 4. US informal (of a town or city) lax in the enforcement of certain laws, esp those relating tothe sale and consumption of alcohol, gambling, the control of vice, etc wide-open in American English (ˈwaɪdˈoʊpən) adjective2. not enclosed, fenced-in, etc.; unobstructed; clear wide-open spaces 3. a. not limited or restricted a wide-open style of football b. US having no laws, or being lax in enforcing laws, prohibiting or regulating prostitution, gambling, liquor sales, etc. a wide-open city Examples of 'wide open' in a sentencewide open |