even chance

英 [ˈiːvn tʃɑːns]

美 [ˈiːvn tʃæns]

胜负机会相等

英英释义

noun

an unpredictable phenomenon
1. it's a toss-up whether he will win or lose
Synonym:tossuptoss-up

He has an even chance of being accepted by the program.
他有百分之五十的机会被吸纳进这个项目。
He stands an even chance of winning.
他胜负的可能性各占一半。
He was so busy that he did not even have a chance to take a breather.
他实在太忙了，连缓口气的工夫都没有。
I didn't even have the chance to get into a fight.
我甚至没能有机会干上一架。
The worst thing is – I did not even have a chance to apologize to her, he says.
最糟糕的是，我甚至连向她道歉的机会都没有，他说。
If you do it effectively, quickly and at minimum cost, there is even a chance that you may get a bonus for it.
如果你能有效、迅速地完成任务，并把成本降至最低，那么你甚至有可能因此获得奖金。
It was an even chance who went in either plane.
谁乘哪一架飞机，两人有同等的机会。
That means that whenever you listen to someone speaking, it is very likely that he/ she will repeat the information, giving you a second, third or even fourth chance to understand what has been said.
这就意味着，不管你何时听人说话，你都有机会听到对方重复信息，给你第二次，第三次甚至是第四次机会去理解对方所说的话。
I wouldn't have even had a chance.
我不可能有这样的机会去反抗。
They have a more than even chance of winning the next election
他们赢得下届选举的机会在五成以上。