chance
1 of 3noun/ʧæns/
Forms:chances
1
a possibility arising from favorable circumstances
B2- There's a slight chance of rain this afternoon.
- She took a chance and applied for the job even though she didn't meet all the qualifications.
- Winning the lottery is a small chance, but it's possible.
- He missed his chance to meet the author when he arrived late to the book signing.
- There's a good chance we'll finish the project ahead of schedule if we stay focused.
3
a situation involving risk or danger
4
a numerical measure of the likelihood that an event will occur
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5
an opportunity that allows someone to achieve or do something they desire
- She saw the internship as a chance to gain valuable experience in her field.
- The scholarship gave him a chance to attend his dream university.
- This is your chance to prove your skills and earn a promotion.
- He took a chance on a new business idea and found great success.
- The talent show gave her a chance to showcase her singing abilities.
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