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释义
有可能，有希望；大有希望；
I don't think they stand a chance of winning.
我看他们没有打赢的希望。His opponent did not stand a chance.
他的对手毫无取胜的机会。You don't stand a chance of getting the job.
你没有可能得到这份工作。
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