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guess /ges/► SEE ALLanybody’s/anyone’s guessat a guessguess whatyour guess is as good as minean educated guess
●ˈanybody’s/ˈanyone’s guess (informal) nobody knows 没人知道◆Who will win the next game is anybody’s guess.
没人知道谁将在下场比赛中获胜。●at a ˈguessas a rough estimate 粗略估计；据猜测◆At a guess, I would say there were about thirty people in the room.
我估计房间里有三十人左右。●ˌguess ˈwhat (informal) used to introduce sth surprising or exciting that you want to tell sb （用于引起别人的好奇）你猜怎么着，你说怪不怪◆Guess what, Angela’s getting married next month!
你猜怎么着，安杰拉下个月就要结婚了！●your ˌguess is as good as ˈmine (informal) neither of us knows the answer 我跟你一样拿不准；我和你一样也猜不到◆‘If the government knows how to run the country, why aren’t things getting any better?’ ‘Your guess is as good as mine!’
“如果政府知道如何管理国家，为什么情况没好转呢？”“我跟你一样弄不懂！”●an ˌeducated ˈguessa guess made on the basis of facts, good information, etc., and so probably fairly accurate 有把握的猜测；基于事实（或可靠消息等）作出的估计◆I can’t tell you exactly how much the building work will cost, but I can make an educated guess.虽然我没法告诉你具体的修建费用，但是我可以估计个八九不离十。 |