Summary
chance {noun}
rischio · caso · occasione · casualitá · azzardo · sorte · fatalitá · circostanza fortuita · ventura
chance {adjective}
casuale · accidentale · fortuito · fortuita
to chance {verb}
succedere · arrischiare · capitare · arrivare casualmente · accadere · azzardare
English-Italian translation for "chance"
"chance" Italian translation
chance {noun}
That means the risk of carbon leaks will diminish and there really will be an increased chance of preventing climate change.
The high levels of unemployment in the country are severely hampering the chance of finding a solution to the problems.
We believe that if we could fill these 10 gaps, we have a chance to help really reduce the risk of a pandemic.
We firstly need to clarify one point which Mr Metten has briefly mentioned: that the chance of asymmetric shocks will fall under monetary
We now also know that the radiation of unborn children of between eight and fifteen weeks will result in a markedly increased chance of
If we do not, there is the chance of certain groups of people being exploited.
What happened in the case of Mr Pelinka did not come about by chance or coincidence.
It is not by chance that almost all European island regions are Objective 1.
But it depends not on chance, but on whether we create the relevant knowledge in time.
If not we will be depriving the other Members and Commissioners of the chance to speak.
It was not easy, but we do now have the chance to get down to work straight away.
And so I thought, this is my chance to beat it back with my measuring stick.
The Corrie report missed this chance and we must, regrettably, punish it for losing so much.
The Community will soon have a chance to match its words with deeds.
But it was a chance for me to introduce readers to a lot of crazy undersea characters.
It is a game of chance that involves very high risks without offering any guarantees or rewards.
Each Member State has the power to determine the extent of protection in its territory as regards games of chance.
The Commission considers that the position of the Court of Justice is clear as far as the special rights in the games of chance sector are
By chance, by a strange stroke of luck, we have the competent Commissioner here today.
We support Mr Wiersma in his call for an end to be put to this and for a fair electoral process to be given a chance.
They will have far less chance of success in life and the conditions are all present for their children to experience the same situation.
What is chance?
Today, the fact is that we would have to leave it to the drawing of lots by the notary public for all Members to have the same chance of
chance {noun} (also: coincidence, quirk, accident)
chance {adjective}
Is it just pure chance that every five or six months Turkey invades or attacks Iraq?
And I must say that this has not happened by chance.
Is it pure chance that part of the Cypriot Republic has been occupied by Turkish troops for more than 20 years?
"If there was no God we would all be accidents, the result of astronomical random chance in the Universe.
Moreover, it is not by chance that the Council itself asserts the " possibility of flexibility ' contained in the directive.
chance {adj.} (also: accidental, contingent, incidental, coincidental)
This was chance happening, but the result of unbridled deregulation which has drastically impoverished the public, veterinary and health...
It was pure chance that the burning carriage stopped near an access door to the second tunnel, so the people were able to escape.
The laws remain on the books, and may be used at any time a chance event may cause the American administration to put an end to the
Today, the question of the upkeep and maintenance of asbestos found by chance during building works requires a new framework for
to chance {verb}
to chance [chanced|chanced] {vb} (also: to occur, to transpire, to befall, to become)
Firstly, I should like to ask him what he judges his chances are of getting it through the Commission and, secondly, what happens after that?
to chance [chanced|chanced] {vb}
to chance [chanced|chanced] {vb} (also: to find oneself, to end up, to arrive, to happen)
to chance [chanced|chanced] {vb} (also: to find oneself, to end up, to arrive)
to chance [chanced|chanced] {vb} (also: to happen, to occur, to overtake)
Both sides need to curb their behaviour, otherwise we shall have no chance of finding a solution to the Cyprus question, for example.
to chance [chanced|chanced] {v.t.} (also: to take chances, to jeopardize, to hazard, to gamble)
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "chance":
© Princeton Universityfind · happen · bump · encounter · gamble · risk · hazard · take chances · adventure · run a risk · take a chance · probability · luck · fortune · prospect · opportunity
Usage examples
Usage examples for "chance" in Italian
Similar words
champagne · champak · champing · champion · championed · championing · champions · championship · championships · champs · chance · chanced · chanceful · chancel · chancellery · chancellor · chancer · chancery · chances · chandelier · change
Have a look at the English-Arabic dictionary by bab.la.