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to admit of

a priori

as likely as not

to be in with a chance of something

could

easily

expected

I dare say

to lend color to something

10-

like as not

11-

likely

12-

to look

13-

might

14-

no doubt

15-

you will be (so) lucky

16-

on spec

17-

ought to

18-

outlook

19-

paradoxical

20-

perhaps

21-

possibility

22-

possible

23-

presumably

24-

presumption

25-

probabilistic

26-

probability

27-

probable

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probably

29-

safe bet

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set

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to stand a chance

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suspected

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ten to one

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well

35-

will

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odds

To admit of

[ sloveso ]

/ɐdmˈɪt ʌv/

Zavřít

Přihlásit se

(umožňovat (něco))

dopouštět (něco)

to let something happen or exist

Příklad

Click on words

The flexible schedule of this job admits of a good work-life balance.

The large venue can admit of a substantial audience for the concert.

Gramatické Informace:

Přechodný

Frázový Stav

inseparable

sloveso fráze

admit

částice fráze

A priori

[ Přídavné jméno ]

/ɐ pɹaɪˈɔːɹi/

(z předchozího uvážení)

a priori

using the previous knowledge, reasoning, or general facts to decide the likely result of something

a posteriori

As likely as not

[ fráze ]

/æz lˈaɪkli æz nˈɑːt/

N/A

very probably; most possibly

To be in with a chance of something

[ fráze ]

/biː ɪn wɪð ɐ tʃˈæns ʌv ˌɛstˌiːˈeɪtʃ/

N/A

to be likely for someone to succeed in doing something

Could

[ sloveso ]

(mohla)

mohl

used to show the possibility of something happening or being the case

Gramatické Informace:

modální sloveso

Přechodný

Easily

[ Příslovce ]

(bez obtíží)

snadno

very likely to happen or be the case

Gramatické Informace:

Příslovce Stupně

Expected

[ Přídavné jméno ]

(předpokládaný)

očekávaný

anticipated or predicted to happen based on previous knowledge or assumptions

unexpected

I dare say

[ fráze ]

/aɪ dˈɛɹ sˈeɪ/

N/A

‌used to express the probability of something

To lend color to something

[ fráze ]

/lˈɛnd kˈʌlɚ tə sˈʌmθɪŋ/

N/A

to add information or details to something in order to make it seem more credible or probable

Like as not

[ fráze ]

/lˈaɪk æz nˈɑːt/

N/A

used to point out the probability of something

Likely

[ Přídavné jméno ]

aɪ

(možný)

pravděpodobný

having a possibility of happening or being the case

improbable

To look

[ sloveso ]

(se zdá)

vypadá

to be likely to occur or to appear to be the case

Might

[ sloveso ]

aɪ

(mohl by)

může

used to express a possibility

Gramatické Informace:

modální sloveso

No doubt

[ Příslovce ]

/nˈoʊ dˈaʊt/

(nepochybně)

bezpochyby

used to say that something is likely to happen or is true

Gramatické Informace:

Spojovací Příslovce

You will be (so) lucky

[ věta ]

/juː wɪl biː sˌoʊ lˈʌki/

N/A

Collocation

used to emphasize the fact that someone's expectations or wishes are very unlikely to be fulfilled

On spec

[ fráze ]

/ˌɑːn spˈɛk/

N/A

without any specific plans or assurance of success

Ought to

[ sloveso ]

/ˈɔːt tuː/

(měla by)

měl by

used to talk about what one expects or likes to happen

Gramatické Informace:

modální sloveso

Přechodný

Outlook

[ Podstatné jméno ]

(výhled)

vzhled

one's thoughts or expectations regarding what will happen in the future

Paradoxical

[ Přídavné jméno ]

ɑ:

(rozporuplný)

paradoxní

appearing contradictory or conflicting but potentially true

Perhaps

[ Příslovce ]

(snad)

možná

used to express possibility or likelihood of something

Gramatické Informace:

Tázací Příslovce

Possibility

[ Podstatné jméno ]

(případnost)

možnost

possibility refers to the state or condition of being able to happen or exist, or a potential likelihood of something happening or being true

impossibility

Possible

[ Přídavné jméno ]

ɑ:

(uskutečnitelné)

možné

able to exist, happen, or be done

impossible

Presumably

[ Příslovce ]

(předpokládáne)

předpokládám

used to say that the something is believed to be true based on available information or evidence

Gramatické Informace:

Příslovce Způsobu

Presumption

[ Podstatné jméno ]

(domněnka)

předpoklad

a belief that something is true without any proof

Probabilistic

[ Přídavné jméno ]

(stochastický)

pravděpodobnostní

based on the likelihood of an event or outcome occurring

Probability

[ Podstatné jméno ]

(možnost)

pravděpodobnost

the likelihood or chance of an event occurring or being true

improbability

Probable

[ Přídavné jméno ]

ɑ:

(možný)

pravděpodobný

having a high possibility of happening or being true based on available evidence or circumstances

improbable

Probably

[ Příslovce ]

ɑ:

(snad)

pravděpodobně

used to show likelihood or possibility without absolute certainty

Gramatické Informace:

Příslovce Četnosti

Safe bet

[ Podstatné jméno ]

/sˈeɪf bˈɛt/

(bezpečná sázka)

jistá sázka

Idiom

Informal

‌a thing that is extremely likely to be true or happen

What is the origin of the idiom "safe bet" and when to use it?

The idiom "safe bet" is used to describe a choice or action that is considered highly likely to be successful or secure, with minimal risk of failure or negative consequences. The origin of this phrase is rooted in the world of gambling, where a "bet" is a wager or risk taken.

Gramatické Informace:

Složené Podstatné Jméno

Set

[ Přídavné jméno ]

(přichystaný)

připravený

prepared or likely prepared for something

To stand a chance

[ fráze ]

/stˈænd ɐ tʃˈæns/

N/A

Idiom

Informal

to have a likelihood of success or achieving a desired outcome

What is the origin of the idiom "stand a chance" and when to use it?

The phrase "stand a chance" is an idiom used to express the probability of success or the likelihood of achieving a particular outcome. The origin of this phrase is not precisely documented, but it reflects the concept of "standing" in a competitive or challenging situation, where one's ability or circumstances determine their likelihood of success.

Suspected

[ Přídavné jméno ]

(předpokládaný)

podezřelý

(particularly of something bad) assumed to have happened or be the case without having any proof

unsuspected

Ten to one

[ fráze ]

/tˈɛn tə wˌʌn/

N/A

Idiom

Informal

extremely likely

What is the origin of the idiom "ten to one" and when to use it?

The phrase "ten to one" is an idiom that is used to suggest a high probability or likelihood of something happening. The origin of this phrase is based on betting odds, where "ten to one" would indicate that the odds of a particular event occurring are ten times greater than the odds of it not happening.

Well

[ Příslovce ]

(už dobře)

dobře

used to indicate that there is a high chance for something to happen or be true

Gramatické Informace:

Příslovce Stupně

Will

[ sloveso ]

(chtít)

bude

used to express what one deems true or probable

Gramatické Informace:

modální sloveso

Odds

[ Podstatné jméno ]

ɑ:

(šance)

pravděpodobnost

the likelihood or probability of something actually taking place

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