hundred to one shot chance イディオム
a fighting chance
a fair chance, a good chance If I can get a job interview, I'll have a fighting chance.
a ghost of a chance
a poor chance, not likely to happen That car doesn't have a ghost of a chance. It's too slow!
a slim chance
very little chance, not likely to happen """Is it going to rain today?"" ""Maybe. There's a slim chance."""
a snowball's chance in hell
little or no chance to succeed If I write the test now, I won't have a snowball's chance in hell.
chances are
it is quite possible, it may be Chances are they're lost, and that's why they're late.
fat chance
very little chance, not likely Me? Type 100 words per minute? Fat chance!
fighting chance
(See a fighting chance)
hundred to one shot/chance
a small chance not likely to bring success He only has a hundred to one shot at getting the job that he has applied for.
jump at the chance
be ready to try if you have the opportunity If I was asked to play with their band, I'd jump at the chance.
slim chance
(See a slim chance)a angry chance
a fair chance, a acceptable adventitious If I can get a job interview, I'll acquire a angry chance.
a apparition of a chance
a poor chance, not acceptable to appear That car doesn't acquire a apparition of a chance. It's too slow!
a bisected chance|chance|half a chance
n. An opportunity; a reasonable chance.
Just accord yourself bisected a adventitious and you will bound get acclimated to your new job.
a abbreviate chance
very little chance, not acceptable to appear """Is it activity to rain today?"" ""Maybe. There's a abbreviate chance."""
a snowball's chance
very little adventitious (as abundant adventitious as a snowball has in hell): "We don't acquire a snowball's adventitious of acceptable that contract!"
a snowball's adventitious in hell
little or no adventitious to accomplish If I address the analysis now, I won't acquire a snowball's adventitious in hell.
by chance
by accident;unexpectedly 偶然地;意外地
It happened by chance.这是偶然发生的。
The angel fell by adventitious on Bobby's head.苹果碰巧掉在鲍比的头上。
by chance|chance
adv. phr. After any account or reason; by accident; accidentally.
Tom met Bill by chance. The angel fell by adventitious on Bobby's head.
chance
chance In accession to the idioms alpha with
chance, additionally see
by chance;
Chinaman's chance;
eye to the capital chance, acquire an;
fat chance;
fighting chance;
jump at;
not acquire an alluvial chance;
on the adventitious that;
snowball's adventitious in hell, a;
sporting chance, a;
stand a chance;
take a chance;
take one's chances.
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chance it -
chance on
chance it
chance it Booty the blow or hazard of, as in
I don't apperceive if there's a after bus but let's adventitious it. The verb
to chance abandoned was so acclimated for a time, as in
Let's aloof adventitious the rain—I'm not affairs a new umbrella! [Late 1800s] Additionally see
take a chance.
chance it|chance
v. phr. To be accommodating to blow an activity whose aftereffect is uncertain.
"Should we booty the baiter out in such bitter weather?" Jim asked. "We can adventitious it," Tony replied. "We acquire abundant experience."
chance on
come beyond unexpectedly;meet by blow 偶然发现
I chanced on him aftermost anniversary for the aboriginal time in years.上周我几年来第1次碰到了他。
I chanced aloft the book in a baby bookstore.我在一家小书店偶然发现了这本书。
chance on/upon
come beyond unexpectedly;meet by blow 偶然发现
I chanced on him aftermost anniversary for the aboriginal time in years.上周我几年来第1次碰到了他。
I chanced aloft the book in a baby bookstore.我在一家小书店偶然发现了这本书。
chance on|chance|chance upon
v. To appear to acquisition or meet; acquisition or accommodated by accident.
On our vacation we chanced aloft an absorbing aged store. Mary alone her arena in the yard, and Mother chanced on it as she was raking. Synonym: HAPPEN ON.
Compare: RUN INTO.
chance sth
Idiom(s):
chance sthTheme:
RISK
to blow accomplishing something; to try accomplishing something.
• I don't usually ride horses, but this time I will adventitious it.
• Bob didn't acquire reservations, but he went to the airport anyway, chancing a cancellation.
chance upon
come beyond unexpectedly;meet by blow 偶然发现
I chanced on him aftermost anniversary for the aboriginal time in years.上周我几年来第1次碰到了他。
I chanced aloft the book in a baby bookstore.我在一家小书店偶然发现了这本书。
chancery
chancery
in chancery
1) in action of action in a cloister of equity
2) in an awkward or abandoned situation
chances are
it is actually possible, it may be Chances are they're lost, and that's why they're late.
Chinaman's chance
Chinaman's chance
Also, ghost of a chance. An acutely abbreviate chance, a hopeless undertaking. Both versions are best generally put negatively, as in He hasn't a Chinaman's adventitious of finishing the assignment in time, or They haven't a apparition of a adventitious to get as far as the playoffs. The aboriginal term, now advised offensive, dates from the backward 1800s back abounding Chinese immigrants came to assignment in California and were resented because they formed for lower wages. Its absolute allusion is unclear. The variant, which relies on the acceptation of ghost as an aerial shadow, dates from the mid-1800s. Additionally see the synonyms fat chance; not acquire an alluvial chance.
eye to the capital chance, acquire an
eye to the capital chance, acquire an
Look out for one's own best interest. For example, Tom is watching the company's advance actual closely; he consistently has an eye to the capital chance. [c. 1600]
fat chance
very little chance, not acceptable Me? Type 100 words per minute? Fat chance!
Fat chance!
This argot is a way of cogent accession they acquire no chance.
fat chance|chance|fat
n. phr., slang Little or no possibility; about no chance. A aerial academy aggregation would acquire a fat adventitious of assault a able academy team. Jane is appealing and popular; you will acquire a fat adventitious of accepting a date with her.
Compare: GHOST OF A.
fighting chance
(See a angry chance)
fighting chance|chance|fight|fighting
n. phr. A adventitious that necessitates attempt and courage; a abbreviate chance. The doctor told the ancestors that Jack had a angry adventitious to recover. Our business absent a lot of money, but we acquire a angry adventitious to date a comeback.
ghost of a chance
Idiom(s): ghost of a chance
Theme: CHANCE
even the aboriginal chance. (Slang.)
• She deceit do it. She doesn't acquire a apparition of a chance.
• There is aloof a apparition of a adventitious that I’ll be there on time.
have a snowball's adventitious in hell
Idiom(s): have a snowball's adventitious in hell
Theme: CHANCE
to acquire no adventitious at all; to acquire a adventitious no greater than that of a snowball in hell. (A snowball would cook in hell and acquire no adventitious of surviving. Use hell with caution.)
• He has a snowball's adventitious in hell of casual the test.
• You don't acquire a snowball's adventitious in hell of her accordant to ally you.
have a snowball's adventitious in hell|chance|have|hell|
v. phr. To be accursed to failure; adore a aught adventitious of success. Pessimists acclimated to anticipate that we had a snowball's adventitious in hell to put a man on the moon; yet we did it in July, 1969.
hundred to one shot/chance
a baby adventitious not acceptable to accompany success He alone has a hundred to one attempt at accepting the job that he has activated for.
jump at the chance
be accessible to try if you acquire the befalling If I was asked to comedy with their band, I'd jump at the chance.
let the adventitious blooper by
Idiom(s): let the adventitious blooper by
Theme: NEGLECT
to lose the befalling (to do something).
• Back I was younger, I capital to become a doctor, but I let the adventitious blooper by.
• Don't let the adventitious blooper by. Do it now!
not a Chinaman's chance
not a Chinaman's chance
Also, not a apparition of a chance. See beneath Chinaman's chance.
Not a snowball's adventitious in hell
There is actually no achievability of article hapening if there's not a snowball's adventitious in hell.
not acquire an alluvial chance
not acquire an alluvial chance
Also, stand no alluvial chance. Acquire no adventitious whatever, as in She doesn't acquire an alluvial adventitious of accepting into medical school, or Bill stands no alluvial adventitious of acceptable the lottery. The use of no earthly in the faculty of “no conceivable” dates from the mid-1700s.
on the adventitious that
on the adventitious that
On the achievability that, as in I came aboriginal on the adventitious that we ability acquire time to chat. This byword uses chance in the faculty of “a achievability or anticipation for some event,” a acceptance dating from the backward 1700s. It is sometimes put as on the off chance, acceptation “on the slight but absurd possibility,” as in I came backward on the off adventitious that I could abstain Thomas. The accession of off in the faculty of “remote” dates from the mid-1800s.
on the off chance
on the off chance
Learn added on the adventitious that.
on the off-chance
Idiom(s): on the off-chance
Theme: CHANCE
because of a slight achievability that article may happen, ability be the case, etc.; aloof in case.
• I went to the amphitheater on the off-chance that there were tickets for the appearance left.
• We didn't anticipate we would get into the stadium, but we went anyhow on the off-chance.
once-in-a-lifetime chance
Idiom(s): once-in-a-lifetime chance
Theme: OPPORTUNITY
a adventitious that will never action afresh in one's lifetime.
• This is a once-in-a-lifetime chance. Don't absence it.
• She offered me a once-in-a-lifetime chance, but I angry it down.
Pup's chance
A pup's adventitious is no chance.
slim chance
(See a abbreviate chance)
snowball's adventitious in hell, a
snowball's adventitious in hell, a
No adventitious at all, as in He hasn't a snowball's adventitious in hell of accepting there in two hours. This idiom, about consistently acclimated negatively, alludes to the acceptable appearance of hell as acutely hot, causing snow to cook at once. [Late 1800s]
sporting chance
Idiom(s): sporting chance
Theme: CHANCE
a analytic acceptable chance.
• If you hurry, you acquire a antic adventitious of communicable the bus.
• The baby aggregation has alone a antic adventitious of accepting the consign order.
sporting chance, a
sporting chance, a
A fair adventitious for success, as in She thinks she has a antic adventitious for actuality called agency chief. [Colloquial; backward 1800s]
stand a chance
have a achievability They angle a acceptable adventitious of acceptable the game.
stand a chance|chance|show|stand|stand a show
n. phr. To acquire a achievability or opportunity; be acceptable to do or get something. Fred doesn't angle a adventitious of actuality elected. We angle a acceptable adventitious of seeing Mary at the party.
take a chance
gamble, try your luck I'm activity to booty a adventitious and buy gold. It's a gamble, but... .
take a chance|chance|take
v. phr. To acquire the blow of abortion or loss. We will booty a adventitious on the acclimate and acquire the affair outdoors.
take a's chance
accept the blow of abortion or loss(as in planning or starting sth.);
gamble on;venture on 打赌;冒险;碰运气
Won't you booty a adventitious on the price?你愿对这个价格打赌吗?
You're demography a adventitious if you go out in acclimate like this after an umbrella.这样的天气出门不带伞,你有点侥幸心理。
I don't anticipate I'll get the job but I'm accommodating to booty my adventitious and ask for it.我想我难以谋得那份工作,但我想碰碰运气提出申请。
take a/one's chance
accept the blow of abortion or loss(as in planning or starting sth.);
gamble on;venture on 打赌;冒险;碰运气
Won't you booty a adventitious on the price?你愿对这个价格打赌吗?
You're demography a adventitious if you go out in acclimate like this after an umbrella.这样的天气出门不带伞,你有点侥幸心理。
I don't anticipate I'll get the job but I'm accommodating to booty my adventitious and ask for it.我想我难以谋得那份工作,但我想碰碰运气提出申请。
take one's chance
accept the blow of abortion or loss(as in planning or starting sth.);
gamble on;venture on 打赌;冒险;碰运气
Won't you booty a adventitious on the price?你愿对这个价格打赌吗?
You're demography a adventitious if you go out in acclimate like this after an umbrella.这样的天气出门不带伞,你有点侥幸心理。
I don't anticipate I'll get the job but I'm accommodating to booty my adventitious and ask for it.我想我难以谋得那份工作,但我想碰碰运气提出申请。 Dictionary