Definition of fighting chance in English:

fighting chance

noun

A possibility of success if great effort is made.
they still have a fighting chance of clinching the title
Example sentencesExamples
- Park legally and give the cyclists a fighting chance.
- If he has some real left-wing issue to bring Liberal voters back to the fold, he stands a fighting chance.
- This by no means guarantees success, but at least gives them a fighting chance.
- In Italy it is actually legal to have temperatures at which ice cubes stand a fighting chance of melting.
- It does seem to be quite a close race, with London, Paris, New York, Madrid and Moscow all with a fighting chance.
- In the long run, there is no doubt we must all open up and develop the necessary institutions which will enable us to have a fighting chance.
- There are a handful of invaluable tactics you can employ, however, to give yourself a fighting chance of getting the price you want.
- I was able to do that, so now I've got a fighting chance.
- I was conscious of the fact that I was giving myself a fighting chance by not doing anything to cause him any distraction.
- Alternatively, if I give up the make-believe and stick rigidly to the truth, I've a fighting chance of making my late sixties.
- Then you would have a fighting chance, but even then only, I think, a fighting chance.
- If I pull two good runs I have a fighting chance of a medal.
- The prosecution does have a fighting chance here.
- They were never in the game with a fighting chance, and they too must have heard the rumblings of doom in the streets.
- We are ruled by our bodies, but at least we can give the mind a fighting chance.
- Handled correctly, however, most plants, including pines, have more than a fighting chance of survival at being moved.
- If they pick up one of those, they've got a good fighting chance of getting control of the Senate.
- But there is ample evidence to suggest it has a fighting chance, primarily because the food is really very good.
- On this form, they may still have a fighting chance to escape that fate.
- But we believe there is a fighting chance of restoring the river's fish stock to its previous level by releasing 3,000.

Definition of fighting chance in US English:

fighting chance

nounˌfīdiNG ˈCHans

A possibility of success if great effort is made.
they still have a fighting chance of clinching the title
Example sentencesExamples
- On this form, they may still have a fighting chance to escape that fate.
- We are ruled by our bodies, but at least we can give the mind a fighting chance.
- Then you would have a fighting chance, but even then only, I think, a fighting chance.
- Park legally and give the cyclists a fighting chance.
- I was able to do that, so now I've got a fighting chance.
- If he has some real left-wing issue to bring Liberal voters back to the fold, he stands a fighting chance.
- If they pick up one of those, they've got a good fighting chance of getting control of the Senate.
- I was conscious of the fact that I was giving myself a fighting chance by not doing anything to cause him any distraction.
- It does seem to be quite a close race, with London, Paris, New York, Madrid and Moscow all with a fighting chance.
- In Italy it is actually legal to have temperatures at which ice cubes stand a fighting chance of melting.
- They were never in the game with a fighting chance, and they too must have heard the rumblings of doom in the streets.
- The prosecution does have a fighting chance here.
- There are a handful of invaluable tactics you can employ, however, to give yourself a fighting chance of getting the price you want.
- Handled correctly, however, most plants, including pines, have more than a fighting chance of survival at being moved.
- But there is ample evidence to suggest it has a fighting chance, primarily because the food is really very good.
- This by no means guarantees success, but at least gives them a fighting chance.
- In the long run, there is no doubt we must all open up and develop the necessary institutions which will enable us to have a fighting chance.
- Alternatively, if I give up the make-believe and stick rigidly to the truth, I've a fighting chance of making my late sixties.
- If I pull two good runs I have a fighting chance of a medal.
- But we believe there is a fighting chance of restoring the river's fish stock to its previous level by releasing 3,000.

单词	fighting chance
释义	Definition of fighting chance in English: fighting chance noun A possibility of success if great effort is made. they still have a fighting chance of clinching the title Example sentencesExamples Park legally and give the cyclists a fighting chance. If he has some real left-wing issue to bring Liberal voters back to the fold, he stands a fighting chance. This by no means guarantees success, but at least gives them a fighting chance. In Italy it is actually legal to have temperatures at which ice cubes stand a fighting chance of melting. It does seem to be quite a close race, with London, Paris, New York, Madrid and Moscow all with a fighting chance. In the long run, there is no doubt we must all open up and develop the necessary institutions which will enable us to have a fighting chance. There are a handful of invaluable tactics you can employ, however, to give yourself a fighting chance of getting the price you want. I was able to do that, so now I've got a fighting chance. I was conscious of the fact that I was giving myself a fighting chance by not doing anything to cause him any distraction. Alternatively, if I give up the make-believe and stick rigidly to the truth, I've a fighting chance of making my late sixties. Then you would have a fighting chance, but even then only, I think, a fighting chance. If I pull two good runs I have a fighting chance of a medal. The prosecution does have a fighting chance here. They were never in the game with a fighting chance, and they too must have heard the rumblings of doom in the streets. We are ruled by our bodies, but at least we can give the mind a fighting chance. Handled correctly, however, most plants, including pines, have more than a fighting chance of survival at being moved. If they pick up one of those, they've got a good fighting chance of getting control of the Senate. But there is ample evidence to suggest it has a fighting chance, primarily because the food is really very good. On this form, they may still have a fighting chance to escape that fate. But we believe there is a fighting chance of restoring the river's fish stock to its previous level by releasing 3,000. Definition of fighting chance in US English: fighting chance nounˌfīdiNG ˈCHans A possibility of success if great effort is made. they still have a fighting chance of clinching the title Example sentencesExamples On this form, they may still have a fighting chance to escape that fate. We are ruled by our bodies, but at least we can give the mind a fighting chance. Then you would have a fighting chance, but even then only, I think, a fighting chance. Park legally and give the cyclists a fighting chance. I was able to do that, so now I've got a fighting chance. If he has some real left-wing issue to bring Liberal voters back to the fold, he stands a fighting chance. If they pick up one of those, they've got a good fighting chance of getting control of the Senate. I was conscious of the fact that I was giving myself a fighting chance by not doing anything to cause him any distraction. It does seem to be quite a close race, with London, Paris, New York, Madrid and Moscow all with a fighting chance. In Italy it is actually legal to have temperatures at which ice cubes stand a fighting chance of melting. They were never in the game with a fighting chance, and they too must have heard the rumblings of doom in the streets. The prosecution does have a fighting chance here. There are a handful of invaluable tactics you can employ, however, to give yourself a fighting chance of getting the price you want. Handled correctly, however, most plants, including pines, have more than a fighting chance of survival at being moved. But there is ample evidence to suggest it has a fighting chance, primarily because the food is really very good. This by no means guarantees success, but at least gives them a fighting chance. In the long run, there is no doubt we must all open up and develop the necessary institutions which will enable us to have a fighting chance. Alternatively, if I give up the make-believe and stick rigidly to the truth, I've a fighting chance of making my late sixties. If I pull two good runs I have a fighting chance of a medal. But we believe there is a fighting chance of restoring the river's fish stock to its previous level by releasing 3,000.
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