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odds in Greek

odds in Greek is απόδοση, πιθανότητα — odds means the likelihood of something happening, especially as expressed in betting.

odds in Greek

απόδοση
noun
Pronounced: apodosi
the ratio of winnings to stake in betting situations
πιθανότητα
noun
Pronounced: pithanotita
the ratio of the probabilities of an event happening to that of it not happening

What does "odds" mean?

  1. noun The likelihood of something happening, especially as expressed in betting.
    "Given the heavy snow, the odds of the match going ahead looked poor."
  2. noun A handicap given to a weaker player or side to even out a contest.
    "The champion offered his novice opponent odds of a queen to even things up."
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odds in a sentence

  • Given the heavy snow, the odds of the match going ahead looked poor.
  • The odds of winning the lottery are extremely slim.
  • The champion offered his novice opponent odds of a queen to even things up.
  • In the village tournament, the stronger players gave odds so everyone had a fair chance.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "odds" in Greek?
"odds" in Greek is απόδοση, πιθανότητα. odds means: The likelihood of something happening, especially as expressed in betting.
How do you pronounce απόδοση?
"odds" in Greek is απόδοση, pronounced "apodosi".
How do you use "odds" in a sentence?
Example: "Given the heavy snow, the odds of the match going ahead looked poor." In Greek, "odds" is απόδοση, πιθανότητα.
Are there other ways to say "odds" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "odds": απόδοση, πιθανότητα.
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