sitting duck

noun

1. 易受攻击者；易被击中的目标
   a person or thing that is easy to attack

1. N-COUNT 易受攻击的目标;容易受骗者;容易被利用者
   If you say that someone is a sitting duck, you mean that they are easy to attack, cheat, or take advantage of.
   1. Nancy knew she'd be a sitting duck when she raised the trap door.
      南希明白，只要一打开天窗，她马上就会成为受攻击的目标。

1. Nancy knew she'd be a sitting duck when she raised the trap door.
   南希明白，只要一打开天窗，她马上就会成为受攻击的目标。
2. North American retail: with an extensive store footprint across the US, staples is a sitting duck for e-commerce.
   2.北美零售部门：史泰博的门店遍布美国各地，但它现在遭到了电子商务的沉重打击。
3. I feel like a sitting duck for crime working the night shift at the convenience store.
   在便利店做夜间工作，我感觉自己像是罪犯容易选定的袭击目标。
4. The latest season of House of Cards opens with Frank Underwood on the verge of becoming a sitting duck president, his empire slipping through his fingers like sand.
   最新一季的《纸牌屋》一开篇，弗兰克•安德伍德就险些成了傀儡总统，他的权力帝国则如同指间沙般一点点脱离他的掌控。
5. 'The chicken is great, but it isn't getting any better,' he said. In other words, it's a sitting duck.
   他说，鸡蛋很不错，但已经没有改进余地。换句话说，要胜过它是轻而易举的。
6. He potted at a sitting wild duck.
   他射击一只栖息的野鸭。
7. Out in the open, the hunter is a sitting duck for unseen wild animals.
   暴露在野外，猎人很容易成为潜伏的野生动物的攻击对象（很容易被潜伏的野生动物攻击）。
8. Without our help, you would be a sitting duck.
   要不是我们帮忙，你早成瓮中之鳖了。
9. The more you squirm, the more you know that you might be a sitting duck for bad boys.
   越多您扭动，越多您知道您也许是易被欺骗的对象为坏男孩。

noun

1. a defenseless victim

   Synonym:    easy mark