open to something

a) PROBABLYlikely to suffer from something or be affected by something 易受某事物损害的，容易被某事物影响的

The magazine’s editor is open to criticism in allowing the article to be printed.

该杂志的编辑会因允许刊登此文而遭受批评。

The regulations are open to abuse by companies.

这些法规很容易被各公司滥用。

He has left himself open to accusations of dishonesty.

他使自己陷于被人指责为不诚实的境地。

b) SUGGESTwilling to consider something new or to accept something new 乐于接受某新事物的

Teachers need to be open to children’s ideas.

教师要乐于倾听儿童的各种想法。

The committee is open to suggestions.

该委员会乐于接受各种建议。

The owners of the building want to sell and are open to offers.

业主想要出售大楼并欢迎报价。

Examples from the Corpus

left ... open to• At some point Rufus himself had taken the things out of the fridge and left the door open to defrost it.• By building a computerized society, the United States has left itself wide open to electronic attack.• He said the Tories had left themselves open to Labour attacks by guaranteeing key public spending while pledging to cut taxes.• Nor is this the only area in which the former chairman has left himself open to potential conflicts of interest.• By running for deputy, he has left himself open to the accusation that he has no hope of becoming leader.• When left open to the atmosphere, some particles of a liquid escape into the gas phase.• This was a covering curtain with a central aperture which left the arena open to the sky.

→ open to something at open1(2)

单词	open to something
释义	open to something open to something a) PROBABLYlikely to suffer from something or be affected by something 易受某事物损害的，容易被某事物影响的 The magazine’s editor is open to criticism in allowing the article to be printed. 该杂志的编辑会因允许刊登此文而遭受批评。 The regulations are open to abuse by companies. 这些法规很容易被各公司滥用。 He has left himself open to accusations of dishonesty. 他使自己陷于被人指责为不诚实的境地。 b) SUGGESTwilling to consider something new or to accept something new 乐于接受某新事物的 Teachers need to be open to children’s ideas. 教师要乐于倾听儿童的各种想法。 The committee is open to suggestions. 该委员会乐于接受各种建议。 The owners of the building want to sell and are open to offers. 业主想要出售大楼并欢迎报价。 Examples from the Corpus left ... open to• At some point Rufus himself had taken the things out of the fridge and left the door open to defrost it.• By building a computerized society, the United States has left itself wide open to electronic attack.• He said the Tories had left themselves open to Labour attacks by guaranteeing key public spending while pledging to cut taxes.• Nor is this the only area in which the former chairman has left himself open to potential conflicts of interest.• By running for deputy, he has left himself open to the accusation that he has no hope of becoming leader.• When left open to the atmosphere, some particles of a liquid escape into the gas phase.• This was a covering curtain with a central aperture which left the arena open to the sky. → open to something at open1(2)
随便看	it was as much as somebody could do to do something it was nothing it was nothing/think nothing of it it/what gets me it will all come out in the wash it will cost you it won't be long it won't kill it won't kill sb it won't kill sb to do sth it won't kill somebody it won't kill somebody to do something it won't kill to do it won't/wouldn't kill somebody (to do something) it works for it works for me (it) works for me/you etc it works for you it would be as well it would be better it wouldn't do any harm to do it wouldn't do sb any harm to do sth it wouldn't do somebody any harm to do something it wouldn't kill it wouldn't kill sb