名詞 fair game:

1. a person who is the aim of an attack (especially a victim of ridicule or exploitation) by some hostile person or influence
   同義詞：prey, quarry, target

1. The judge remarked that what film stars did in their own homes was their own affair, and that their private lives should not be considered as fair game for newspaper reporters.
   法官說(shuō)電影明星在自己家里做什么是他們自己的事，他們的私生活不應(yīng)成為報(bào)社記者借以攻擊他們的材料。
2. As soon as Susan was divorced, all the young men-about-town looked on her as fair game.
   蘇珊剛一離婚，所有的紈绔少年都把她當(dāng)作自由獵取的對(duì)象了。
3. The younger teachers were fair game for playing tricks on.
   那些年輕教師常是受作弄的對(duì)象。