Definition of wide-eyed in English:

wide-eyed

adjectiveˌwʌɪdˈʌɪdˈwaɪd ˌaɪd

1Having one's eyes wide open as a result of surprise, fear, etc.
Example sentencesExamples
- Kutcher is wide-eyed, mouth hanging open, for the entire film.
- Myst stared in wide-eyed wonder at the open blue sky and the wind cutting through the tall grasses.
- Hannah assumed her position in front of the choir, and looked over at Mr. Wyden with wide-eyed fear.
- The girl rejected for her admittedly rather lackluster braiding skills opened her mouth in wide-eyed surprise.
- Ericka looked back to me in wide-eyed surprise.
Synonyms
staring in amazement, goggle-eyed
agape, open-mouthed, tongue-tied, at a loss for words, speechless, dumbfounded, dumbstruck
surprised, amazed, astonished, astounded, stunned, staggered, thunderstruck, aghast, stupefied, dazed, taken aback, shocked, shell-shocked, in shock, nonplussed
informal flabbergasted, bowled over
British informal gobsmacked
1. 1.1 Inexperienced; innocent.
  a wide-eyed country boy
  Example sentencesExamples
  Her wide-eyed innocence and a remarkable number of overcoats help her through her poorly written role.
  I've been trying to come up with a term to describe that particular wide-eyed look of false innocence that co-workers flash at you when you approach their desks.
  A wide-eyed innocent, Matthew is initially the lamb to the slaughter as he falls under the spell of the beguiling Isabelle.
  A wide-eyed innocent, he longs to captain his own vessel and wed his true love, Mercedes.
  Eddie is an innocent, naïve and wide-eyed security guard inadvertently caught up in Gary and Frank's plans.
  Synonyms
  innocent, naive, impressionable, ingenuous, childlike, credulous, trusting, over-trusting, trustful, unsuspicious, unquestioning, unsuspecting, unguarded, unwary, simple, unsophisticated, inexperienced, raw, green, green as grass, jejune, gullible, easily taken in, easily deceived
  informal wet behind the ears, born yesterday

Definition of wide-eyed in US English:

wide-eyed

adjectiveˈwīd ˌīdˈwaɪd ˌaɪd

1Having one's eyes wide open in amazement.
（因惊奇）睁大眼睛的
Example sentencesExamples
- Myst stared in wide-eyed wonder at the open blue sky and the wind cutting through the tall grasses.
- Hannah assumed her position in front of the choir, and looked over at Mr. Wyden with wide-eyed fear.
- The girl rejected for her admittedly rather lackluster braiding skills opened her mouth in wide-eyed surprise.
- Ericka looked back to me in wide-eyed surprise.
- Kutcher is wide-eyed, mouth hanging open, for the entire film.
Synonyms
staring in amazement, goggle-eyed
1. 1.1 Innocent.
  〈喻〉天真的，单纯的
  a wide-eyed country boy
  Example sentencesExamples
  A wide-eyed innocent, he longs to captain his own vessel and wed his true love, Mercedes.
  Eddie is an innocent, naïve and wide-eyed security guard inadvertently caught up in Gary and Frank's plans.
  I've been trying to come up with a term to describe that particular wide-eyed look of false innocence that co-workers flash at you when you approach their desks.
  Her wide-eyed innocence and a remarkable number of overcoats help her through her poorly written role.
  A wide-eyed innocent, Matthew is initially the lamb to the slaughter as he falls under the spell of the beguiling Isabelle.
  Synonyms
  innocent, naive, impressionable, ingenuous, childlike, credulous, trusting, over-trusting, trustful, unsuspicious, unquestioning, unsuspecting, unguarded, unwary, simple, unsophisticated, inexperienced, raw, green, green as grass, jejune, gullible, easily taken in, easily deceived

单词	wide-eyed
释义	Definition of wide-eyed in English: wide-eyed adjectiveˌwʌɪdˈʌɪdˈwaɪd ˌaɪd 1Having one's eyes wide open as a result of surprise, fear, etc. Example sentencesExamples Kutcher is wide-eyed, mouth hanging open, for the entire film. Myst stared in wide-eyed wonder at the open blue sky and the wind cutting through the tall grasses. Hannah assumed her position in front of the choir, and looked over at Mr. Wyden with wide-eyed fear. The girl rejected for her admittedly rather lackluster braiding skills opened her mouth in wide-eyed surprise. Ericka looked back to me in wide-eyed surprise. Synonyms staring in amazement, goggle-eyed agape, open-mouthed, tongue-tied, at a loss for words, speechless, dumbfounded, dumbstruck surprised, amazed, astonished, astounded, stunned, staggered, thunderstruck, aghast, stupefied, dazed, taken aback, shocked, shell-shocked, in shock, nonplussed informal flabbergasted, bowled over British informal gobsmacked 1.1 Inexperienced; innocent. a wide-eyed country boy Example sentencesExamples Her wide-eyed innocence and a remarkable number of overcoats help her through her poorly written role. I've been trying to come up with a term to describe that particular wide-eyed look of false innocence that co-workers flash at you when you approach their desks. A wide-eyed innocent, Matthew is initially the lamb to the slaughter as he falls under the spell of the beguiling Isabelle. A wide-eyed innocent, he longs to captain his own vessel and wed his true love, Mercedes. Eddie is an innocent, naïve and wide-eyed security guard inadvertently caught up in Gary and Frank's plans. Synonyms innocent, naive, impressionable, ingenuous, childlike, credulous, trusting, over-trusting, trustful, unsuspicious, unquestioning, unsuspecting, unguarded, unwary, simple, unsophisticated, inexperienced, raw, green, green as grass, jejune, gullible, easily taken in, easily deceived informal wet behind the ears, born yesterday Definition of wide-eyed in US English: wide-eyed adjectiveˈwīd ˌīdˈwaɪd ˌaɪd 1Having one's eyes wide open in amazement. （因惊奇）睁大眼睛的 Example sentencesExamples Myst stared in wide-eyed wonder at the open blue sky and the wind cutting through the tall grasses. Hannah assumed her position in front of the choir, and looked over at Mr. Wyden with wide-eyed fear. The girl rejected for her admittedly rather lackluster braiding skills opened her mouth in wide-eyed surprise. Ericka looked back to me in wide-eyed surprise. Kutcher is wide-eyed, mouth hanging open, for the entire film. Synonyms staring in amazement, goggle-eyed 1.1 Innocent. 〈喻〉天真的，单纯的 a wide-eyed country boy Example sentencesExamples A wide-eyed innocent, he longs to captain his own vessel and wed his true love, Mercedes. Eddie is an innocent, naïve and wide-eyed security guard inadvertently caught up in Gary and Frank's plans. I've been trying to come up with a term to describe that particular wide-eyed look of false innocence that co-workers flash at you when you approach their desks. Her wide-eyed innocence and a remarkable number of overcoats help her through her poorly written role. A wide-eyed innocent, Matthew is initially the lamb to the slaughter as he falls under the spell of the beguiling Isabelle. Synonyms innocent, naive, impressionable, ingenuous, childlike, credulous, trusting, over-trusting, trustful, unsuspicious, unquestioning, unsuspecting, unguarded, unwary, simple, unsophisticated, inexperienced, raw, green, green as grass, jejune, gullible, easily taken in, easily deceived
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