chance in Latin
chance in Latin is fortuītus, occasio, opportunitas — chance means an opportunity to do something.
chance in Latin
What does "chance" mean?
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noun An opportunity to do something.
"This internship is her chance to break into the industry."
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noun The likelihood of something happening; probability.
"There's a good chance it will rain later."
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noun Something that happens randomly, without any apparent cause or plan.
"We met purely by chance at the airport."
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verb To risk doing something, accepting that it might go wrong.
"They decided to chance it and drive through the storm."
chance in a sentence
- This internship is her chance to break into the industry.
- Give him a chance to explain what happened.
- There's a good chance it will rain later.
- We met purely by chance at the airport.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "chance" in Latin?
"chance" in Latin is fortuītus, occasio, opportunitas. chance means: An opportunity to do something.
How do you use "chance" in a sentence?
Example: "This internship is her chance to break into the industry." In Latin, "chance" is fortuītus, occasio, opportunitas.
Are there other ways to say "chance" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 10 translations listed for "chance": fortuītus, occasio, opportunitas, possibilitas, potestas, aditus.