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

双语例句

• If we look at other languages like German, Spanish or French, there will be even less chance to have someone to oversee quality.
  如果我们拿德语、西班牙语和法语来看，那更加少人能监察质素了。
• That's the way most parents are living their lives, no weekends of their own, no time to visit friends, not even a chance at promotion in their jobs.
  这就是大多数父母的糊口，没有属于自己的周末，没有时间见朋友，甚至连工作上升迁的机会都会失去。
• He was trying hard not to cry because he knew that tears would make his eyes all puffy and red and then he would have even less chance of finding a home.
  他努力着，不让眼泪流下来，他知道，哭泣会让眼睛变得红肿，如果那样的话，他就再没有机会找到一个家了。
• We all have an even chance of getting into the team.
  我们进此队的机会各半。
• If not practical, work hard, even better chance there will not be good performance.
  如果不踏实，不努力，即使再好的机会也不会有出色的表现。
• I wouldn't have even had a chance.
  我不可能有这样的机会去反抗。
• I didn't even have the chance to get into a fight.
  我甚至没能有机会干上一架。
• 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。
• He has an even chance of success.
  有机会获得成功他成败的机会参半。
• 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。