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chance

/tʃæns/

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adjective

/tʃæns/A2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что происходит без планирования или ожидания; случайный.

Describes something that happens without being planned or expected; accidental.

  1. Happening by accidentB2formal

    Occurring without planning or intention; accidental.

    ruСлучайный

    • It was a chance meeting that changed their lives.
    • A chance discovery led to a major scientific breakthrough.
    • Their chance encounter at the airport was completely unexpected.

    Synonymsaccidentalcasualfortuitousinadvertentincidentalrandomunintendedunintentional

    Antonymsdeliberatedesignedintentionalplannedpremeditated

Forms
  • more chance comparative form
  • most chance superlative form
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noun

/tʃɑːns/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее возможность наступления чего-либо, удобный случай или благоприятное стечение обстоятельств.

A noun referring to the possibility of something happening, an opportunity, or a favorable set of circumstances.

  1. OpportunityA2formal

    A favorable time or occasion to do something.

    ruВозможность

    • This is your chance to prove yourself.
    • She never got the chance to travel abroad.
    • He took the chance to speak with the manager.

    Synonymsbreakoccasionopeningopportunityshotwindow

  2. Probability or likelihoodB1formal

    The possibility of something happening.

    ruВероятность

    • There is a high chance of rain tomorrow.
    • The chances of winning the lottery are very low.
    • What are the chances that she will accept the offer?

    Synonymsconceivabilityexpectationlikelihoododdsplausibilitypossibilityprobabilityprospect

    Antonymscertainty

  3. RiskB1informal

    A situation involving the possibility of loss or failure.

    ruРиск

    • He took a chance by investing in the startup.
    • Don't take unnecessary chances with your health.
    • She decided to take a chance and apply for the job.

    Synonymsdangergamblehazardjeopardyperilriskspeculationventure

    Antonymscertaintysafetysecuritysureness

  4. Luck or fortuneB1informal

    The force that seems to cause good or bad events to happen.

    ruСлучайность

    • It was pure chance that they met at the airport.
    • By chance, I found my lost wallet in the park.
    • Chance played a big role in their success.

    Synonymsdestinyfatefortunekarmaluckprovidence

    Antonymscertaintydesigninevitabilityintentnecessity

Forms
  • chances plural form
  • chances' possessive plural form
  • chance's possessive singular form
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verb

/tʃɑːns/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия, связанного с риском или совершением чего-либо без уверенности в результате.

A verb used to indicate the act of taking a risk or doing something without certainty of the outcome.

  1. Take a riskB2informal

    To do something that involves risk, hoping for a positive outcome.

    ruРискнуть

    • I'll chance it and apply for the job even though I'm not fully qualified.
    • She chanced a shortcut through the dark alley.
    • He chanced a bet on the horse race.

    Synonymsdaregamblehazardriskspeculateventure

  2. Happen accidentallyC1formal

    To happen or occur by chance or without planning.

    ruСлучайно произойти

    • I chanced upon an old friend at the market.
    • She chanced to meet him at the conference.
    • It chanced that we were both traveling to the same city.

    Synonymsarisebefallbetidecome abouthappenoccurtranspire

Forms
  • chanced past participle
  • chanced past simple
  • chancing present participle
  • chances third person singular

Phrasal variantschance onchance upon

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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