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1 [mogelijkheid] chance ⇒ possibility, opportunity, 〈 op iets onaangenaams〉 liability, 〈 op iets onaangenaams〉 risk♦voorbeelden:〈 informeel〉 (een) dikke kans dat … • a good chance that …hun kansen zijn gelijk • it's a toss-up between thembijna gelijke kansen • short oddseen goede kans maken voor de benoeming • be well in the running for the appointmentde kans is groot dat … • the odds are that …zijn kansen ten volle benutten/waarnemen • make the most of one's opportunitieshij heeft een goede/veel kans te winnen • he stands/has a good chance of winningde kansen keren • the tide/his luck is turningde kansen doen keren • turn the tidede kans lopen • run the riskeen/geen kans maken op • stand a/no chance of (something/doing something)de kansen staan erg goed/slecht voor hem • his chances are very good/poorhij zag zijn kansen stijgen • he saw his chances multiplyik zie er wel kans toe • I think I can manage itkans zien te ontkomen • manage to escapeje hebt alle kans dat • there's every chance thater is kans op regen • there's a chance of rainkans van slagen hebben • have a chance of successdaar is geen kans op • that's unlikelymorgen is er meer kans • there'll be a better chance tomorrowje hebt de meeste kans het in Van Dale te vinden • you're most likely to find it in Van Dale〈 informeel〉 weinig kans ! • not much chance!de kans is honderd tegen één • the odds/chances are a hundred to onezijn kansen aangrijpen/waarnemen • seize the opportunityzijn kans afwachten • await one's chanceseen gemiste kans • a lost/missed opportunityde kans is verkeken • you've had your chance/opportunityde kans van zijn leven • the chance of a/his lifetimegeen schijn van kans • not a chance in the world -
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