| 词组 | fighting chance |
| 释义 | Idiom fighting chance Theme: CHANCE a good possibility of success, especially if every effort is made.They have at least a fighting chance of winning the race.The patient could die, but he has a fighting chance since the operation. Idiom fighting chance a small but real possibility that you might do or achieve something.If we can raise another thousand pounds we'll have a fighting chance of saving the theatre. (often + of + doing something)A good education will ensure that even the most disadvantaged children are given a fighting chance. fighting chanceA small possibility to succeed or overcome a situation. David wanted to give his marriage a fighting chance so he agreed to go to counseling with his wife. If I'm going to have a fighting chance to pass this test, I'm going to have to study all night. fighting chancea good possibility of success, especially if every effort is made. They have at least a fighting chance of winning the race. The patient could die, but he has a fighting chance since the operation. fighting chanceA possibility of winning, but only with a struggle. For example, It's going to be hard to beat that record, but I think he has a fighting chance. [Late 1800s] a ˌfighting ˈchancea slight but real chance of succeeding, avoiding something, etc: With five minutes of the game left, our team still has a fighting chance of winning.Things don’t look very hopeful for John Brown in the presidential elections, but he’s still in with a fighting chance.fighting chance, aA possibility of success through great effort. An Americanism dating from the late nineteenth century, this phrase has been used in a large variety of contexts. For example, “Free school breakfasts and lunches will give these inner-city children a fighting chance of graduating,” or “Hunting with a bow and arrow gives the deer a fighting chance.” |
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