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Meaning ofwidein English

wide

us/waɪd/uk/waɪd/

Pluralwides
Comparative Adjectivewider
Superlative Adjectivewidest
Comparative Adverbwider
Superlative Adverbwidest

Definitions

Noun
1. a ball bowled beyond the batsman's reach, indicated by the umpire's arm gesture and adding one run to the batting team
  The batsman was given a wide.
Adjective
1. having a considerable breadth
  The road stretches out wide before us.
2. extensive in range
  The river was wide and deep.
3. occupying an extensive breadth
  The road is wide enough for two cars.
4. extending beyond what is considered standard or proper
  The river is wide at this point.
5. having an extended span or breadth
  The river was wide.
6. great in breadth or scope
  The river was wide and its waters flowed swiftly.
7. spanning a substantial distance from something else
  The road stretches out wide and endless.
8. distant from fact, correctness, or need
  The river was unusually wide that day.
9. supporting more text characters than can be contained in the standard 8-bit representation
  The road was wide enough for two cars to pass each other.
Adverb
1. to an extensive degree
  The road stretched wide before us.
2. entirely
  I opened my eyes wide in surprise.
3. away from a central point
  He missed the target, shooting wide.
4. extending or extending open so that there's ample space between the edges
  The road stretches wide before us.