raffle 的 3 个定义
- a form of lottery in which a number of persons buy one or more chances to win a prize.
raf·fled, raf·fling.
- to dispose of by a raffle: to raffle off a watch.
raf·fled, raf·fling.
- to take part in a raffle.
raffle 近义词
lottery for a prize
更多raffle例句
- To give back and support their community—Hushin’s third pillar—the team holds a raffle each year and then uses the money to support a cause they believe in.
- Maryland is offering state employees $100, while Lancaster, California, is trying to encourage teens to get inoculated by entering their names in a raffle for college scholarships worth up to $10,000.
- People who get vaccinated can enter their names in a raffle, with the victor getting to choose from a range of rides that includes a Chevrolet Camaro and a Nissan Altima.
- Inspiration 4’s other two travelers will be selected through a raffle and an entrepreneurial contest.
- People who signed up for the raffle had to attest to being less than six and a half feet tall and under 250 pounds.
- The winners will be drawn on January 8, which makes the raffle tickets the perfect Christmas gift.
- Engineers now field questions on Reddit and laboratories raffle off multiday tours to Twitter followers.
- And when I took a ticket for a raffle, I hardly counted upon winning this particularly gaudy sofa-cushion.
- When I came to the library, the master of the raffle told me it was against all rule to refund a subscription.'
- Ultimately Christian laid down his shilling, the raffle began, and the dice went round.
- These are the class of gambling practices of which the church bazaar or raffle may be taken as the type.
- Raffle, raf′l, n. a kind of sale by chance or lottery in which the price is subscribed equally by all who hope to win.