Exercices d'anglais > test d'anglais n°87200 : Expressions avec le mot CHANCE - cours d'anglais

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Expressions avec le mot CHANCE - cours d'anglais 3u6c2e

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the chances are (that)... - it is likely that... / il y a de fortes chances (que)

no chance - no possibility / aucune chance

a fighting chance - a slight chance of success dependent on a struggle / assez bonne chance

a sporting chance - a reasonable chance of success / une chance raisonnable / une bonne chance

by any chance - used especially in questions, to ask whether something is true, possible, etc. / à tout hasard

stand a chance - to be likely to achieve something / avoir une chance

fat chance - used for emphasizing that you think something is extremely unlikely / -- tu parles! / tu crois au Père Noël!

on the off chance - doing something even though you think it is unlikely to succeed / en espérant que / pour le cas où / au cas où

chance on/upon - to find or see someone or something when you did not expect to / rencontrer par hasard

not have a/the ghost of a chance - to have no chance at all / ne pas avoir l'ombre d'une chance

not have a cat in hell's chance / not have a snowball's chance (in hell) - to be completely unable to achieve something / il n'a pas l'ombre d'une chance

take a chance - to decide to do something, knowing that it might be the wrong choice / tenter sa chance / prendre le/un risque

a game of chance - an activity, especially one in which you gamble money, that depends on luck instead of skill / jeu de hasard

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1. He has won every race he has ever entered. The that he'll win this one too.

2. Mum, I don't think I'll be any good at that sport. - You'll never know, dear, unless you .

3. I'll beat you at that game. - No you won't! I've won every other game, so you don't .

4. I was walking down the street and I just happened to this huge bag of money!

5. Excuse me, sir. Could you give me a couple of dollars for petrol, ?

6. ! Go and earn your own money!

7. Right now, the game could go either way and it really comes down to the luck of the draw. It is really just a .

8. I wish I had done better in the piano competition. That person is so much better than I. I don't of winning.

9. Doctor: Your son is extremely ill, but he does have a if he can make it through the next few days.

10. There is no way for him to succeed now. He hasn't a of success.

11. I'm ing you that you'll be able to take my place at the meeting. - No, you're right. I'm not available. Sorry!

12. There is that he'll change his mind.

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