Definition of fair game in English:

fair game

nounfɛː ˈɡeɪmfɛ(ə)r ɡeɪm

mass noun

A person or thing that is considered a reasonable target for criticism, exploitation, or attack.
适于批评（或利用、抨击）的对象
when it came to practical jokes, he regarded anybody as fair game
Example sentencesExamples
- I am aware that my job as an art critic makes me fair game - and I would not do it if I minded.
- After that it seemed Gina's methods were fair game and the barrage of criticism didn't stop.
- All subjects were fair game from gossip to sports, from crime to society balls.
- They became fair game for everybody to criticise at school.
- One minute we are presented as the pride of the nation, the next we're all fair game for criticism again.
- You undermine the office if you do that, it really means that it's fair game for anybody to do it.
- We informed him that as a politically active person, he was putting himself out in the public eye and was fair game for the cameras.
- You know, let me say it is fair game to point out that he had a troubled past.
- The state president, parliament and the judiciary are also regarded as fair game.
- As the law now stands, poles of most descriptions are fair game for posterers, but other surfaces are illegal.

Definition of fair game in US English:

fair game

nounfɛ(ə)r ɡeɪm

A person or thing that is considered a reasonable target for criticism, exploitation, or attack.
适于批评（或利用、抨击）的对象
when it came to practical jokes, he regarded anybody as fair game
Example sentencesExamples
- I am aware that my job as an art critic makes me fair game - and I would not do it if I minded.
- One minute we are presented as the pride of the nation, the next we're all fair game for criticism again.
- You undermine the office if you do that, it really means that it's fair game for anybody to do it.
- The state president, parliament and the judiciary are also regarded as fair game.
- All subjects were fair game from gossip to sports, from crime to society balls.
- After that it seemed Gina's methods were fair game and the barrage of criticism didn't stop.
- We informed him that as a politically active person, he was putting himself out in the public eye and was fair game for the cameras.
- You know, let me say it is fair game to point out that he had a troubled past.
- They became fair game for everybody to criticise at school.
- As the law now stands, poles of most descriptions are fair game for posterers, but other surfaces are illegal.

单词	fair game
释义	Definition of fair game in English: fair game nounfɛː ˈɡeɪmfɛ(ə)r ɡeɪm mass noun A person or thing that is considered a reasonable target for criticism, exploitation, or attack. 适于批评（或利用、抨击）的对象 when it came to practical jokes, he regarded anybody as fair game Example sentencesExamples I am aware that my job as an art critic makes me fair game - and I would not do it if I minded. After that it seemed Gina's methods were fair game and the barrage of criticism didn't stop. All subjects were fair game from gossip to sports, from crime to society balls. They became fair game for everybody to criticise at school. One minute we are presented as the pride of the nation, the next we're all fair game for criticism again. You undermine the office if you do that, it really means that it's fair game for anybody to do it. We informed him that as a politically active person, he was putting himself out in the public eye and was fair game for the cameras. You know, let me say it is fair game to point out that he had a troubled past. The state president, parliament and the judiciary are also regarded as fair game. As the law now stands, poles of most descriptions are fair game for posterers, but other surfaces are illegal. Definition of fair game in US English: fair game nounfɛ(ə)r ɡeɪm A person or thing that is considered a reasonable target for criticism, exploitation, or attack. 适于批评（或利用、抨击）的对象 when it came to practical jokes, he regarded anybody as fair game Example sentencesExamples I am aware that my job as an art critic makes me fair game - and I would not do it if I minded. One minute we are presented as the pride of the nation, the next we're all fair game for criticism again. You undermine the office if you do that, it really means that it's fair game for anybody to do it. The state president, parliament and the judiciary are also regarded as fair game. All subjects were fair game from gossip to sports, from crime to society balls. After that it seemed Gina's methods were fair game and the barrage of criticism didn't stop. We informed him that as a politically active person, he was putting himself out in the public eye and was fair game for the cameras. You know, let me say it is fair game to point out that he had a troubled past. They became fair game for everybody to criticise at school. As the law now stands, poles of most descriptions are fair game for posterers, but other surfaces are illegal.
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