wide

• 指从一边到另一边的距离很大，也可指范围广大、宽阔或广泛。

Describes something that measures a large distance from one side to the other.

1. Large in widthA1formal

   Measuring a large distance from one side to the other.

   宽的

   • The river is very wide at this point.
   • She bought a wide table for the dining room.
   • The road is wide enough for two cars to pass.

   同义词amplebroadexpansiveextensivespaciousvast

   反义词narrowslenderslimthin

2. Extensive or broadB1formal

   Covering a large range or scope.

   广泛的

   • He has a wide knowledge of history.
   • The company offers a wide variety of products.
   • There is a wide gap between the rich and the poor.

   同义词broadcomprehensiveexpansiveextensivesweepingvast

   反义词limitednarrowrestricted

3. Fully openA2informal

   Used to describe something that is opened to its full extent.

   完全敞开的

   • Her eyes were wide with surprise.
   • He left the door wide open.
   • The window was wide open, letting in the cold air.

   同义词agapegapingopenyawning

   反义词closedshut

• 副词，表示“很大程度地”或“在很大范围上”，常用于“wide open”（完全敞开）或“widely”（广泛地）等表达中，指范围、程度或覆盖面的宽广。

An adverb meaning "to a great extent" or "over a large area." It is often used in phrases like "wide open" or "far and wide" to indicate breadth or scope. The form is identical to the adjective.

1. To a great extentA2formal

   To a large or full extent, especially in terms of opening or spreading.

   广泛地

   • She opened the window wide to let in fresh air.
   • He spread his arms wide to embrace his friend.
   • The door was left wide open.

   同义词broadlycompletelyentirelyextensivelyfullywholly

2. Far from the targetB1formal

   At a considerable distance from a target or intended point.

   偏离目标

   • The arrow flew wide of the target.
   • His shot went wide of the goal.
   • The ball landed wide of the mark.

   同义词astrayawryoff