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fair game

/ˈfeər ɡeɪm/

Traduction: Personne ou chose considérée comme une cible légitime de critique, d'attaque ou de harcèlement, souvent dans un contexte compétitif ou humoristique.

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/ˈfeər ɡeɪm/B2informal
  • frPersonne ou chose considérée comme une cible légitime de critique, d'attaque ou de harcèlement, souvent dans un contexte compétitif ou humoristique.

A person or thing that is considered a legitimate target for criticism, attack, or pursuit, often in a competitive or humorous context.

  1. B2informal

    A person or thing that is considered a legitimate target for criticism, attack, or exploitation.

    frcible légitime

    • Politicians are often considered fair game for satirists.
    • In the debate, no topic was off-limits; everything was fair game.
    • The new intern felt like fair game for all the office pranks.
  2. Open to pursuitB2formal

    Something that is allowed to be hunted, pursued, or taken, especially in a game or competition.

    frProie légitime

    • In the wild, any animal that is not protected is fair game for hunters.
    • During the scavenger hunt, any item on the list was fair game.
    • In this negotiation, all assets are fair game for discussion.