prospecting 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.
prospecting 近义词
look for; seek
更多prospecting例句
- Many Democrats say they are bullish about their prospects, believing they can shepherd a series of record-breaking investments at a time when the resurgent coronavirus is forcing Americans to work and learn from home again.
- Temple was one of the many schools nationwide to cancel its pro day, which put fringe prospects such as him in a difficult spot.
- While Ball isn’t viewed as a can’t-miss prospect like other recent top draft picks, teams such as the Bulls, Knicks and Pistons have lottery picks and a need for backcourt playmakers.
- If that trend holds, Pineda is a few prospect cycles from being considered for the major league roster.
- However, they don’t rule out the prospect of price spikes or local or temporary shortages due to transport bottlenecks.
- Prospecting for his illusion, his last journey was over the Peruvian Andes into Colombia.
- Prospecting to find out just how much that hundred thousand or two or three you've sunk in me is worth.
- "Prospecting" included the searching for gold in almost any way that was experimental.
- Prospecting for valuable metals by electricity has been recently introduced in Wales with remarkable success.
- Prospecting generally was done by organized parties numbering anywhere from five to fifty men.