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have a field day
idiom
to take advantage of an opportunity to do something you enjoy: 玩得很高兴；利用机会
The newspapers had a field day when the wedding was announced (= they wrote a lot about it and printed many photographs of it).婚礼的消息宣布后，报纸抓住机会大肆报道了一番。
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have a field day | American Dictionary
have a field day
idiom
to gain advantage or success from a situation, esp. one that is bad for someone else:
When the press found out about the stolen money, they had a field day.
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