英语释义
1. something that is laid, staked, or pledged typically between two parties on the outcome of a contest or a contingent issue wager —often used figuratively in such phrases as all bets are off to stress the uncertainty of an outcome
2. the act of giving such a pledge
3. something to wager on
4. a choice made by consideration of probabilities
your best bet is the back road
5. to stake on the outcome of an issue or the performance of a contestant
6. to be able to be sure that —usually used in the expression you bet
you bet I'll be there
7. to maintain with or as if with a bet
8. to make a bet with
9. to make a bet on
10. to lay a bet
11. between
12. an agreement in which people try to guess what will happen and the person who guesses wrong has to give something (such as money) to the person who guesses right
13. the money or other valuable thing that you could win or lose in a bet
14. a choice made by thinking about what will probably happen
15. to make a bet to risk losing something (such as money) if your guess about what will happen is wrong
16. to risk losing (something) when you try to do or achieve something
17. to make decisions that are based on the belief that something will happen or is true
18. an agreement requiring the person who guesses wrong about the result of a contest or the outcome of an event to give something to the person who guesses right
19. the money or thing risked in a bet
20. a choice made by considering what might happen
It's a safe bet that they will win.
21. to risk in a bet
bet a dollar
22. to make a bet with
I bet you he'll win.
23. to be sure enough to make a bet
I bet she knows the answer.