[Unit 10] Word power: chance, luck SHADOWING Flashcards

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Q

I can’t believe what you said in that meeting! You should _ _ lucky (= be relieved) that nobody was listening.

A

I can’t believe what you said in that meeting! You should count yourself lucky that nobody was listening.

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На всякий случай, на авось.
We know you’re very busy, but we wanted to invite you _ _ _ chance (= because there’s a small possibility) that you’re free that night.

A

We know you’re very busy, but we wanted to invite you on the off chance that you’re free that night.

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Q

The treatment is essential to give him a _ ch_.
(a possibility of recovering).

A

The treatment is essential to give him a fighting chance.

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Q

I’m sorry you don’t like the situation, Mark, but _ _ luck (= you’ll have to put up with it), I’m afraid.

A

I’m sorry you don’t like the situation, Mark, but it’s tough luck, I’m afraid.

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Q

I always _ _ chan_ (= destroy any possibility of success) in interviews, because I get so nervous.

A

I always blow my chances in interviews, because I get so nervous.

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You know that book you wanted to borrow? Well, you’_ _ l_ (= you can do that now)! I found it under the bed.

A

You know that book you wanted to borrow? Well, you’re in luck! I found it under the bed.

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Q

Their top striker is out with an injury, and without him they don’t _ _ ch_ (= have no possibility of winning).

A

Their top striker is out with an injury, and without him they don’t stand a chance.

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