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chance

/tʃæns/

Traduction: Qui se produit sans planification ni intention ; dû au hasard ou à la fortune., Nom désignant la possibilité qu'un événement se produise, une occasion favorable ou une circonstance propice, incluant aussi l'idée de hasard ou de bonne fortune., Verbe utilisé pour désigner une action comportant un risque ou entreprise sans certitude de résultat.

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adjective

/tʃæns/A2formal
  • frQui se produit sans planification ni intention ; dû au hasard ou à la fortune.

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

  1. Happening by accidentB2formal

    Occurring without planning or intention; accidental.

    frFortuit, accidentel

    • 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.

    Synonymesaccidentalcasualfortuitousinadvertentincidentalrandomunintendedunintentional

    Antonymesdeliberatedesignedintentionalplannedpremeditated

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

/tʃɑːns/A2formal
  • frNom désignant la possibilité qu'un événement se produise, une occasion favorable ou une circonstance propice, incluant aussi l'idée de hasard ou de bonne fortune.

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.

    frOpportunité

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

    Synonymesbreakoccasionopeningopportunityshotwindow

  2. Probability or likelihoodB1formal

    The possibility of something happening.

    frProbabilité ou possibilité qu'un événement se produise

    • 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?

    Synonymesconceivabilityexpectationlikelihoododdsplausibilitypossibilityprobabilityprospect

    Antonymescertainty

  3. RiskB1informal

    A situation involving the possibility of loss or failure.

    frRisque

    • 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.

    Synonymesdangergamblehazardjeopardyperilriskspeculationventure

    Antonymescertaintysafetysecuritysureness

  4. Luck or fortuneB1informal

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

    frChance (hasard favorable)

    • 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.

    Synonymesdestinyfatefortunekarmaluckprovidence

    Antonymescertaintydesigninevitabilityintentnecessity

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

/tʃɑːns/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour désigner une action comportant un risque ou entreprise sans certitude de résultat.

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.

    frprendre un risque

    • 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.

    Synonymesdaregamblehazardriskspeculateventure

  2. Happen accidentallyC1formal

    To happen or occur by chance or without planning.

    frarriver par hasard

    • 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.

    Synonymesarisebefallbetidecome abouthappenoccurtranspire

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

Variantes phrasalchance onchance upon

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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