wide的中文

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wide
/ waid /

◙ (wider, widest)
1. of great or more than average width
• 宽的，宽阔的，宽广的
»a wide road.
  宽阔大道。
  (after a measurement and in questions) from side to side
• 宽度为…，…宽的
»it measures 15 cm long by 12 cm wide.
  经测量，它长15厘米，宽12厘米。
»how wide do you think this house is?
  你认为这房子有多宽？
  open to the full extent
• 张大的；开得很大的
»wide eyes.
  睁大的双眼。
   considerable
• 大的
»tax revenues have undershot Treasury projections by a wide margin.
  税收未能达到财政部预计目标，差额很大。
2. including a great variety of people or things
• 广泛的；范围大的
»a wide range of opinion.
  广泛的意见。
  spread among a large number of people or over a large area
• 广大大众的；分布广的
»wider share ownership.
  更广泛的股份所有权。
  [in combination] extending over the whole of
• 扩及全部的
»an industry-wide trend.
  整个行业趋势。
3. at a considerable or specified distance from a point or mark
• 远离特定地点的；未中目标的
»the ball was wide of the leg stump.
  球偏离了脚柱。
  (especially in soccer) at or near the side of the field
• （尤指足球）靠球场两边的
»he played in a wide left position.
  他踢左边锋。
◙ adverb
1. to the full extent
• 全部地；充分地；完全地
»his eyes opened wide.
  他的双眼睁得大大的。
2. far from a particular point or mark
• 远远偏离某一点地，远未达到目标地
»he hit the safety fence after a local rider inside him drifted wide.
  在他内侧的一个当地车手骑偏了，他就撞到了安全护栏上。
  (especially in football) at or near the side of the field
• （尤指足球中）靠球场两边地
»he will play wide on the right.
  他将踢右边锋。
◙ noun
1. [Cricket] a ball that is judged to be too wide of the stumps for the batsman to play, for which an extra is awarded to the batting side
• [板球] （投手投出去的使攻队得一分的）歪球，坏球

【IDIOMS】

◘ give someone/thing a wide berth
--› see berth
◘ wide awake
1. fully awake
• 完全清醒
◘ wide of the mark
1. a long way away from an intended target
• 远离目标
   inaccurate
• 不准确，离谱
»Dickie's memory is somewhat wide of the mark.
  迪奇记得不太准确。
◘ wide open
1. stretching over an outdoor expanse
• 广阔的，广袤的
»the wide open spaces of Montana.
  蒙大拿州广袤的土地。
2. offering a great variety of opportunities
• 提供多种机会的
»suddenly the whole world was wide open to her.
  突然间整个世界向她敞开了大门。
3. (of a contest) of which the outcome is not predictable
• （比赛）结果难以预料的
4. vulnerable, especially to attack
• 脆弱的；易受到攻击的

【派生】

♦ wideness noun
♦ widish adjective

【语源】

1. Old English wīd 'spacious, extensive', wīde 'over a large area', of Germanic origin