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what are the odds Idiome

against all odds

not likely to happen, a slim chance Against all odds - poor weather, student pilot - we landed safely.

at odds

in disagreement He has been at odds with his boss over the new sales territory.

give you odds

if I lose the bet, I pay you more money than you bet "I'll give you odds that Montreal will win. I'll bet $2; you bet $1."

odds and ends

various items We made games for the children from odds and ends from around the house.

odds-on favorite

(See the odds-on favorite)

the odds-on favorite

the one who is favored to win, the one to bet on Orlando was the odds-on favorite but they lost the series.

by all odds

without question 无疑地
By all odds we should win the game，because the other team is so weak．毫无疑问，我们应该赢这场比赛，因为对方太弱了。

for the odds to be against one

Idiom(s): for the odds to be against one

Theme: CHANCE

for things to be against one generally; for one's chances to be slim.
• You can give it a try, but the odds are against you.
• I know the odds are against me, but I wish to run in the race anyway.

at odds|odds

adj. phr. In conflict or disagreement; opposed. The boy and girl were married a week after they met and soon found themselves at odds about religion.
Compare: AT LOGGERHEADS.

by all odds|all odds

adv. phr. Without question; certainly. He was by all odds the strongest candidate. By all odds we should win the game, because the other team is so weak.
Compare: FAR AND AWAY.

what are the odds

1. How acceptable do you anticipate it is that (something will appear or article is the case)? That new intern is a nightmare. What are the allowance she screws up addition order? I apprehend we're declared to get over two anxiety of snow. What are the allowance of them abandoning academy tomorrow, do you reckon?2. That is or was incredible; that is or was acutely unlikely. Wow, I aloof won money on a blemish agenda for the third time in a row! What are the odds? And again it angry out that our dads sat abutting to anniversary added in a chic in college. What are the odds?Learn more: odds, what

what's the odds?

what does it matter? informal

what’s the ˈodds?

(British English, informal) what aberration does it make?; what does it matter?: Work this weekend or abutting weekend? What’s the odds? You get the aforementioned money.

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