Pronunciation: /ɡʊd tʃæns/
noun a good opportunity or possibility for success
A1 There is a good chance of rain tomorrow.
A2 She has a good chance of winning the competition.
B1 There is a good chance that he will be promoted at work.
B2 With his skills and experience, he has a good chance of getting the job.
C1 The project has a good chance of success if we stick to the plan.
C2 There is a good chance that the new product will be a bestseller.
adjective having desirable or positive qualities
A1 There is a good chance of rain tomorrow.
A2 She has a good chance of passing the exam if she studies hard.
B1 There is a good chance that we will win the competition with our strong team.
B2 With his skills and experience, he has a good chance of getting the job.
C1 There is a good chance that the new product will be successful in the market.
C2 Based on the data analysis, there is a good chance of achieving our sales target this quarter.
formal There is a good chance that the project will be completed on time.
informal You have a good chance of winning the raffle with all those tickets!
slang There's a good chance we'll hit up that new burger joint tonight.
figurative If you study hard, there's a good chance you'll ace the exam.
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