likelihood 的定义
- the state of being likely or probable; probability.
- a probability or chance of something: There is a strong likelihood of his being elected.
- Archaic. indication of a favorable end; promise.
likelihood 近义词
chance of something happening
更多likelihood例句
- We typically focus on the most trafficked pages to increase the likelihood of big, impactful wins.
- That will also up the likelihood of uncovering material suitable for radiocarbon dating and revealing the age of the earthworks.
- He says in all likelihood research will confirm the link to climate change in the future, even though there’s not enough evidence right now.
- Not to mention, the likelihood that people can comfortably wear a mask while exercising heavily is pretty slim.
- There is a high likelihood the adverse event will turn out not to be related to the vaccine, he said in an email.
- Having a criminal record can reduce the likelihood of getting a callback or job offer by 50 percent.
- In all likelihood this last option is what we will get for the foreseeable future.
- The grand jury will in all likelihood side with Wilson here.
- In all likelihood, the pronouncement of death will likely include even more gray area in the future.
- For the overwhelming majority of people in this country, the likelihood of contracting it is fleetingly small.
- Eve, too, lovely as she is, seems to bear no likelihood of resemblance to Milton's superb mother of mankind.
- Complaint against Mr. Cosson would in all likelihood prove futile.
- The main chance with her seemed to lie in the likelihood that she would find a mother (or a father) in Aunt Maria.
- There was some likelihood in this tale; for another of that fleet lay sunk on the north side, twenty miles from Grisapol.
- After breakfast I would have a swim when the tide was low and there was no likelihood of sharks being about.