单词	ajar
释义	ajarajar /əˈdʒɑr/ adjective [not before noun] Etymology ETYMOLOGYajar Origin: 1600-1700 on char, from on + char turn, piece of work (11-17 centuries) (from Old English cierr ) Thesaurus THESAURUSdoor/container etc.► open a)not closed so that things, people, air, etc. can go in and out or be put in and out:  I could feel the breeze coming through the open window. Why is that drawer open?b)not locked:  Come on in – the door’s open. ► ajar a door or window that is ajar is open a little bit:  The door was ajar, so she looked into the room. ► unlocked if a door, window, or container is unlocked, the lock is not fastened so that it can be opened easily:  I’ll leave the front door unlocked, so you won’t need a key. a door that is ajar is slightly open ► see thesaurus at open1 [Origin: 1600–1700 on char, from on + char turn, piece of work (11–17 centuries) (from Old English cierr )]
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