prospect 的 3 个定义
- Usually prospects. an apparent probability of advancement, success, profit, etc.the outlook for the future: good business prospects.
- anticipation; expectation; a looking forward.
- something in view as a source of profit.
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- to search or explore, as for gold.
- to work experimentally in order to test its value.
- to search or explore a region for gold or the like.
prospect 近义词
outlook for future
landscape, vista
look for; seek
更多prospect例句
- Later in life, the undercontrolled 3-year-olds faced the worst prospects.
- Far more valuable was the prospect of selling American gas in Europe.
- For starters, they reliably pay dividends and have solid top-line prospects.
- They think this timeline can help control the spread of the coronavirus and bolster long-term economic prospects.
- We need a President who will lead in the face of crisis, rather than cower at the prospect of assuming responsibility.
- Then, German troops enlisted by the Brits (Hessians) began to attack at Battle Pass, located in Prospect Park.
- He married Chirlane in a ceremony in Prospect Park in Brooklyn.
- As a child of Tornado Alley myself, I endorse the sentiment in this American Prospect piece by Monica Potts.
- She thanked him now over her cellphone as she stood in the Clean and Bright Laundromat on Prospect Avenue.
- At The American Prospect, Abby Rapoport cites a new study as evidence it won't happen.
- Prospect House turned out to be a detached villa standing in a garden, with a broad view of the Channel.
- The remains of the American entrenchments on Prospect hill were demolished in 1817.
- Prospect of wintering between the Luschnitz and the Sazawa there is now little; unless they will fight us, and be beaten.
- The development of Prospect Park has been a matter of great pride and gratification to the city.
- Major-General Putnam assembled his division, upon the heights of Prospect hill, to hear it.