field day

英 [ˈfiːld deɪ]

美 [ˈfiːld deɪ]

野外演习日；户外集会；体育比赛日

习惯用语

have a field day

有展现本领的机会，有机会大干一番（尤指他人不赞同的事）
to be given the opportunity to do sth that you enjoy, especially sth that other people do not approve of
The tabloid press had a field day with the latest government scandal.
这家小报利用最近的政府丑闻大做文章。

noun

The press and her opponents would have a field day digging into the dirty details of her background.
媒体和对手可以痛快地深挖她不堪入目的丑闻。
There are also hundreds of pens, watches, brooches and chewing-gum packets dating from the days when Beatlemania was at its height and the marketing gurus had a field day.
展场上也有数百只笔、手表、胸针与口香糖包装，它们都是在披头四狂热如日中天且行销专家欣喜万分之际所留下的产品。
In our absence the office gossips are probably having a field day
我们不在的时候，办公室里大概谣言四起了吧。
Meanwhile, newspaper cartoonists are having a field day dreaming up alternatives to the handshake.
与此同时，报纸漫画家正忙着构思代替握手的问候方式。
Corrosion becomes main obstacle on the sustainable development of oil field day by day.
腐蚀日益成为油田持续开发的主要障碍。
The mayor came to talk about the field day.
市长出来为运动会讲话了。
They would have a Field Day with the corruption on wall st.
他们在处理华尔街腐败的时候一定可以获得一次很好的集训。
The children had a field day because their father had played with them for the whole weekend.
整个周末父亲都陪孩子们玩，他们分外高兴。
The other team was helpless and we had a real field day.
对方队很弱，我们轻易取胜。
The press is gonna have a field day.
够记者们写上一阵子的了。