chance如何读

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chance英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [C]机会; 时机 a time when you can do sth
  2. [C]某事物发生的可能性 a possibility that sth may happen
  3. [U]碰运气的事; 运气 sth that happens that you cannot control; luck
v.(动词)
  1. vi. 偶然发生 happen by accident or unexpectedly
  2. vt. 冒险 take a risk

chance是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 冒险
  2. 偶然,意外
  3. 运气,命运
  4. 侥幸,幸运
  5. 可能性,或然性,希望
  6. 机会,良机,际遇
  7. 赌博
  8. 偶然事件,意外事件
  9. 机缘,概率,几率
v. (动词)
  1. 偶然被发现,偶然发现
  2. 偶然发生,碰巧,偶然,无意
  3. 冒…的险,拿...冒风险,冒险一试
  4. 赌(钱)
  5. 料不到会
  6. 偶然得到
  7. 试试看,碰碰看,碰碰运气(试一试)
  8. 抓住(机会)
  9. 有运气
  10. 对(某事)听任命运
adj. (形容词)
  1. 偶然的,碰巧的
  2. 意想不到的,意外的,出其不意的
  3. 随便的,不定时的
adv. (副词)
  1. 偶然,碰巧

chance变形

复数:chances

第三人称单数:chances

现在分词:chancing

过去式:chanced

过去分词:chanced

chance词根

词根:chancy

adj.

chancy 不确实的;偶然发生的;不安的

chance英英释义

noun

something that happens unpredictably without discernible human intention or observable cause

Which cards you are dealt is simply a matter of chance.

the assumed impersonal purposeless determiner of unaccountable happenings : luck

an outcome decided by chance

the fortuitous or incalculable element in existence : contingency

… you surely have endured strange chances …—Alfred Tennyson

a situation favoring some purpose : opportunity

needed a chance to relax

a fielding opportunity in baseball

the possibility of a particular outcome in an uncertain situationalso: the degree of likelihood of such an outcome a small chance of success

What chance has he of pulling through?

chances plural the more likely indications

chances are he's already gone

risk

not taking any chances

a raffle ticket

verb

intransitive verb

to take place, come about, or turn out by chance : happen

it chanced to rain that day

to have the good or bad luck

we chanced to meet

to come or light by chance

they chanced upon a remote inn

transitive verb

to leave the outcome of to chance

to accept the hazard of : risk

knew the trip was dangerous but decided to chance it

chance词组

by chance偶然;意外地

have a chance有机会;有希望

take a chancevt. 冒险

by any chanceadv. 万一

one more chance再来一次;再一个机会

chance on偶然发现;巧遇

take the chance碰运气;冒风险

stand a chance of很有可能,有……的希望

off chance不容易有的机会;极小的可能性

stand a chance有希望;有可能

chance of a lifetime千载难逢的良机 

outside chance极小的可能性,不大可能的机会 

half a chance一点点机会

main chance获利最大的机会

meet by chance萍水相逢;偶然遇见

game of chance机会对策;靠技巧取胜的游戏

jump at the chance抓住机会

fighting chance经过努力奋斗才能获得成功的机会

even chance成败机会相等

a dog's chance极有限的一点机会[常用于否定句] 

chance区别

 opportunity, chance

opportunity机遇

chance机会,可能性

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 risk, hazard, venture, chance, dare

这组词都有“敢于冒险”的意思,其区别是:

risk指不顾个人安危去干某事,侧重主动承担风险。

hazard主要指冒险作出某个选择,隐含碰运气意味。

venture指冒风险试一试,或指有礼貌的反抗或反对。

chance指碰运气、冒风险试试。

dare可与venture换用,但语气较强,着重挑战或违抗。

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 take place, chance, happen, occur

这组词都有“发生”的意思,其区别是:

take place多指通过人为安排的发生。

chance侧重事前无安排或无准备而发生的事,特指巧合。

happen普通用词,泛指一切客观事物或情况的发生,强调动作的偶然性。

occur较正式用词,可指意外地发生,也可指意料中的发生。

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 opportunity, occasion, chance

opportunity主要指能够去做某事,尤其是达到自己目的,实现某种愿望的好机会。如:You should make the most of your opportunities of seeing the country and learning the language.(你应该尽量利用你的机会去看看这个国家,学习它的语言。)

occasion主要指“时机”,“场合”,也含有“机会”的意思。如:The flags are hung out on the occasion of the National Day.(每逢国庆节,国旗都悬持出来了。)

chance多指偶然的机会,意外的机会,带有侥幸的意味。如:Even so, it was a lucky chance that he could do it.(即使如此,那也是他凭着侥幸才做到这点。)

以上来源于网络

chance词源中文解释

公元1300年左右,“发生的事情,发生的事件”(无论好坏,但更多是坏的),尤其是那些意外的、意想不到的或超出人类控制的事件,还有“一个人的运气、命运”,无论好坏; 在积极的意义上是“机会,有利的偶然事件”; 还有“可能发生或可能实现的事情,可能发生或可能实现的事情”。它源自古法语 cheance “意外,机会,命运,运气,情况,掷骰子的结果”(12世纪,现代法语 chance),源自于通俗拉丁语 *cadentia “发生的事情”,这是一个用于掷骰子的术语,源自于拉丁语 cadens 的中性复数形式,现在分词 cadere “掉落”(源自 PIE 词根 *kad- “掉落”)。

在英语中,经常用复数形式 chances。这个词的“机会”和“随机性”的概念与其在英语中的记载一样古老,现在几乎完全取代了其最初的“纯粹的事件”的概念。意思是“偶然性,事件发生或结果如何没有任何原因,可变性被视为一个真正的因素”始于公元1400年左右。

Chance is equivalent to the mathematical concept of probability, which is a precisely measurable factor enabling the accurate prediction of average outcomes over long runs of random events — the longer the run, the more accurate the predictions. Luck is at best a platitude and at worst a superstition. [David Partlett, "A History of Card Games"]
“机会”等同于数学概念中的“概率”,它是一个可以精确测量的因素,能够准确预测随机事件长期运行的平均结果——运行时间越长,预测越准确。运气充其量是陈词滥调,最坏的情况下是迷信。[大卫·帕特莱特,《纸牌游戏的历史》]

Main chance“提供最大优势的概率”,因此“最重要的事物”始于1570年代。数学上的“概率,某种结果发生的可能性”始于1778年,因此“赔率制定的意义上的“获得或损失平衡的可能性”。

在1796年之前,要stand a chance(或不要)。要take (one's) chances“接受发生的事情”(14世纪早期)是从旧的、中性的意义上来的; 要 take a chance/take chances 最初(到1814年)是“参加抽奖、彩票或游戏”; “冒险”这个扩展意义是在1826年之后。

chance_哲学行业词汇

偶然性

chance词源英文解释

Noun Middle English chaunce, chance "occurrence (especially unforeseen or providential), stroke of good or bad luck, luck, fall of the dice," borrowed from Anglo-French cheaunce, chaunce, chance, going back to Vulgar Latin *cadentia, noun derivative (formally feminine singular from neuter plural) of Latin cadent-, cadens, present participle of cadere "to fall, be cast (of dice, lots), turn out, come to pass," perhaps going back to an Indo-European verbal base *ḱad- or *ḱHd- "fall," whence also Sanskrit śaśāda "(s/he) fell off/out," śatsyati "(s/he) will fall off/out" Verb Middle English chancen, chaunsen, verbal derivative of chance, chaunce chance >entry 1

The first known use of chance was in the 13th century

chance儿童词典英英释义

characternoun

a mark or symbol (as a letter or numeral) used in writing or printing

a symbol (as a letter or number) that represents informationalso: something standing for such a character that may be accepted by a computer

a distinguishing feature : characteristic

the group of qualities that make a person, group, or thing different from others

the bodily expression (as eye color or leaf shape) of the action of a gene or group of genes

an odd or peculiar person

a person in a story, novel, or play

reputation sense 1

moral excellence

hard work builds character

channel1 of 2noun

the bed of a stream

the deeper part of a river, harbor, or strait

a strait or a narrow sea between two close large areas of land

the English Channel

a way of passing something along

negotiating through diplomatic channels

a group of frequencies close enough in value for a single radio or television communication

a closed passage through which something flows

a long gutter, groove, or track

channel2 of 2verb

to form a channel in

to direct into or through a channel

channel1 of 2noun

the bed of a stream

the deeper part of a river, harbor, or strait

a strait or a narrow sea between two close large areas of land

the English Channel

a way of passing something along

negotiating through diplomatic channels

a group of frequencies close enough in value for a single radio or television communication

a closed passage through which something flows

a long gutter, groove, or track

channel2 of 2verb

to form a channel in

to direct into or through a channel

channel1 of 2noun

the bed of a stream

the deeper part of a river, harbor, or strait

a strait or a narrow sea between two close large areas of land

the English Channel

a way of passing something along

negotiating through diplomatic channels

a group of frequencies close enough in value for a single radio or television communication

a closed passage through which something flows

a long gutter, groove, or track

channel2 of 2verb

to form a channel in

to direct into or through a channel

change1 of 2verb

to make or become different : alter

to give a different position, course, or direction to

to replace with another : switch, exchange

change places

to give or receive an equal amount of money in usually smaller units of value or in a foreign currency

change a $10 bill

to put fresh clothes or covering on

change a bed

to put on different clothes

change2 of 2noun

the act, process, or result of changing a change for the better

a change of seasons

a fresh set of clothes

money in small units of value received in exchange for an equal amount in larger units

money returned when a payment is more than the amount due

money in coins

money sense 1a

cost a large chunk of change

change1 of 2verb

to make or become different : alter

to give a different position, course, or direction to

to replace with another : switch, exchange

change places

to give or receive an equal amount of money in usually smaller units of value or in a foreign currency

change a $10 bill

to put fresh clothes or covering on

change a bed

to put on different clothes

change2 of 2noun

the act, process, or result of changing a change for the better

a change of seasons

a fresh set of clothes

money in small units of value received in exchange for an equal amount in larger units

money returned when a payment is more than the amount due

money in coins

money sense 1a

cost a large chunk of change

chance1 of 3noun

the uncertain course of events

they met by chance

opportunity sense 1

had a chance to travel

the possibility of loss or injury

took chances driving too fast

the possibility or probability of something happening

there is a chance of rain

a ticket in a raffle

chance2 of 3verb

to take place by chance : happen

it chanced to rain that day

to come unexpectedly—used with upon

chanced upon a good restaurant

risk entry 2 sense 2

knew the trip was dangerous but decided to chance it

chance3 of 3adjective

happening by chance

a chance meeting

chance 例句

1 He had come to this tower-keep by chance, and yet the chance was all design; or he had come by design and yet all the design had merely chanced to come about.

2 Had his offer to meet his mother come any earlier this year, there wasn’t an ice cube’s chance in hell I would’ve taken him up on it.

3 It was pure chance that was now to bring us together.

4 I heard their talking by chance.

我偶然听到他们的谈话.

5 Even though Rashid didn’t know the girl, he felt the loss of the life that was cut short, one that he would now never have the chance to be a part of.

6 Villagers stood in a long line, waiting for their chance to speak, but they were patient and kind to each other.

7 “Not with those swine, no. But there’s plenty that would if they got half a chance. They’re not so holy as they make out.”

8 It was an undeniable fact: The Colonel would have no chance at a scholarship to a good school if he got expelled from the Creek.

9 If I can place myself between her and the others, she might have a chance.

10 When I lie in my bed that night, I think about Grandma and how I never got a chance to say goodbye.

11 But the former president didn’t complain; he wasn’t going to interfere if it was everyone else’s best chance for survival.

12 “Helping people is totally punk,” I said, and grinned, realizing that not only did I really want to help, but that it would be a chance to get to know Ellie better too.

13 “I tried everything, but they wouldn’t listen to me. There wasn’t even a real trial. Just a rushed affair with no chance to defend themselves. I can’t understand how this is our government now.”

14 “You know, honey, I bet there’s an explanation for this. I bet Mr. Daniels didn’t mean for this to happen. Give him a chance, okay?”

15 The chance meeting awoke the old passion between them.

偶然的相遇激起了他们之间的已有的激情.

16 If I had taken the goblet when I had the chance! he thought.

17 “Not a chance. It’s my day to ask questions.”

18 The smart crows and redwing blackbirds knew when their chances of getting a bite of corn had improved!

19 Tonight is your last chance to catch the play at your local theatre.

今晚是你在本地剧院看上这出戏的最后一次机会。

20 We all know how our imagination sometimes makes us see all sorts of images in chance formations such as clouds or blots.

chance 同义词

4 意外事件

bombshell contingency hap

5 风险

risk danger

11 天意

divine providence

15 机缘

hap break conjuncture

22 或然率

probability

24 机运

occasion fortuity

28 冒…的险

gamble

32 偶然得到

light

36 大学校长

president chancellor

chance 短语相关

dog's chance slim chance fighting chance stands no chance of a remote chance chance upon chance-medley game of chance chance of survival a snowball's chance in hell

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