what's the odds?

Related to what's the odds?: Odds ratio

what are the odds

1. How likely do you think it is that (something will happen or something is the case)? That new intern is a nightmare. What are the odds she screws up another order? I hear we're supposed to get over two feet of snow. What are the odds of them canceling school tomorrow, do you reckon?

2. That is or was incredible; that is or was extremely unlikely. Wow, I just won money on a scratch card for the third time in a row! What are the odds? And then it turned out that our dads sat next to each other in a class in college. What are the odds?

what's the odds?

what does it matter? informal

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what’s the ˈodds?

(British English, informal) what difference does it make?; what does it matter?: Work this weekend or next weekend? What’s the odds? You get the same money.

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See also:

what are the odds
what do you want to bet (that)
delusion
delusions of grandeur
come down like a ton of bricks
lefty
lefty loosey, righty tighty
loosy
righty tighty, lefty loosey
tighty

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释义	what's the odds? Related to what's the odds?: Odds ratio what are the odds 1. How likely do you think it is that (something will happen or something is the case)? That new intern is a nightmare. What are the odds she screws up another order? I hear we're supposed to get over two feet of snow. What are the odds of them canceling school tomorrow, do you reckon? 2. That is or was incredible; that is or was extremely unlikely. Wow, I just won money on a scratch card for the third time in a row! What are the odds? And then it turned out that our dads sat next to each other in a class in college. What are the odds? See also: odds, what Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. what's the odds? what does it matter? informal Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary what’s the ˈodds? (British English, informal) what difference does it make?; what does it matter?: Work this weekend or next weekend? What’s the odds? You get the same money. Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: what are the odds what do you want to bet (that) delusion delusions of grandeur come down like a ton of bricks lefty lefty loosey, righty tighty loosy righty tighty, lefty loosey tighty
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