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单词 probability
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There is an 8.7 per cent probability. The probability of two letters sharing a town is therefore 9 per cent.He said there was a'very high probability' that he would be appointed.But this is not all about mathematical probabilities and game theory.It increased the probability that one of the approaches would work.There is a very high probability of the latter.What percentage probability should it give to the chance that the currency might collapse altogether?Loans also have a higher probability of default than other assets.To be terrified implies acceptance of the probability that something with the potential to distress is about to happen.The shareholders quite rightly decided that jam today was preferable to a high degree of probability that there would be jam tomorrow.The survey puts a 55% probability on it introducing quantitative easing.So how does one attach figures and probabilities to something as capricious as the Oscars?In these four days you have a higher probability of meeting powerful or influential people than in all the rest of the year.High scores had a probability of as high as 16 per cent.And where there aren't facts there are high probabilities.The first step is identifying key risks, which tend to be low probability but very high impact.The more that firms borrow, the higher the probability of loss and therefore the lower the expected tax shield.The probability is quite high.Some months ago I wrote about its mathematical probability. The probability of Britain emerging intact was 80 per cent.And in April it said there was a 65% probability of a warmer than average summer.At that time there was a 31 per cent probability of Stoke going down.For example, eminent men often had eminent fathers, with about a one in four probability.In fact, it can be resolved with a high degree of probability - in the negative.If your parents are rich, the likelihood of your being rich is as high as the probability of your being tall if your parents are tall.There was a 30 per cent chance that a team with a 7 per cent or less probability of promotion would be promoted.The upshot was that one million fewer coach journeys were taken and, in all probability, one million fewer visits to grandchildren made.

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probability

British English: probability /ˌprɒbəˈbɪlɪtɪ/ NOUN
The probability of something happening is how likely it is to happen, sometimes expressed as a fraction or a percentage.
The probability of a cure is 80%.
  • American English: probability
  • Arabic: اِحْتِمَال
  • Brazilian Portuguese: probabilidade
  • Chinese: 概率
  • Croatian: vjerojatnost
  • Czech: pravděpodobnost
  • Danish: sandsynlighed
  • Dutch: waarschijnlijkheid
  • European Spanish: probabilidad
  • Finnish: todennäköisyys
  • French: probabilité
  • German: Wahrscheinlichkeit
  • Greek: πιθανότητα
  • Italian: probabilità
  • Japanese: 見込み
  • Korean: 개연성
  • Norwegian: sannsynlighet
  • Polish: prawdopodobieństwo
  • European Portuguese: probabilidade
  • Romanian: probabilitate
  • Russian: вероятность
  • Latin American Spanish: probabilidad
  • Swedish: sannolikhet
  • Thai: ความน่าจะเป็นไปได้
  • Turkish: olasılık
  • Ukrainian: можливість
  • Vietnamese: xác suất

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Chinese translation of 'probability'

probability

(prɔbəˈbɪlɪtɪ)

n (c/u)

  1. probability (of sth/that ... ) (某事/ ... 的)可能性 ((mǒushì/ ... de) kěnéngxìng) (种(種), zhǒng)
the probability of sth happening 某事发(發)生的可能性 (mǒshì fāshēng de kěnéngxìng)
the probability is that ... 可能性是 ... (kěnéngxìng shì ... )
in all probability 极有可能 (jí yǒu kěnéng)
(noun) 
Definition
the condition of being probable
There is a high probability of success.
Synonyms
likelihood
prospect
There is little prospect of having these questions answered.
chance
odds
expectation
Sales of the car have far exceeded expectations.
liability
anyone whose medical history shows a liability to thromboses
presumption
likeliness
(noun) 
Definition
a measure of the likelihood of an event happening
the probability of life on other planets
Synonyms
chance
This partnership has a good chance of success.
odds
possibility
There is still a possibility of unrest in the country.
likelihood
The likelihood is that people would be willing to pay.

Additional synonyms

in the sense of expectation
Definition
the state of expecting or of being expected
Sales of the car have far exceeded expectations.
Synonyms
projection,
supposition,
assumption,
calculation,
belief,
forecast,
assurance,
likelihood,
probability,
presumption,
conjecture,
surmise,
presupposition
in the sense of liability
anyone whose medical history shows a liability to thromboses
Synonyms
tendency,
susceptibility,
proneness,
likelihood,
probability
in the sense of possibility
Definition
the state of being possible
There is still a possibility of unrest in the country.
Synonyms
likelihood,
chance,
risk,
odds,
prospect,
liability,
hazard,
probability

Synonyms of 'probability'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of presumption
Definition
a basis on which an assumption is made
Synonyms
probability,
chance,
reason,
grounds,
basis,
likelihood,
plausibility
in the sense of prospect
There is little prospect of having these questions answered.
Synonyms
likelihood,
chance,
possibility,
plan,
hope,
promise,
proposal,
odds,
expectation,
probability,
anticipation,
presumption
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