Examples of using Odds in English and their translations into Arabic
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Colloquial
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Political
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
You guys know the odds outside, and Denver's hundreds of miles away.
I would say the odds against a successful escape are 100 to one.
With the odds all on the other side.
And now… for the survival odds, as we see fit.
What are the odds you would know where a cookie sheet would be?
What are the odds of you guys passing through el paso just as i started to hitch?
Not good odds, missy.
Odds are, inside a week, they will be sitting at the table again.
Although the odds were against it, I.
However small the odds are.
With all that power, isn't there a way to increase your odds?
Abed says the odds are near impossible.
You like those odds?
No one's gonna give you any odds you're gonna like.
If you had asked me two weeks ago what the odds of this happening--.
And, uh, try to keep the odds up.
Without Abigail, we both know odds are a thousand to one.
Such a situation, totally at odds with commitments proclaimed elsewhere, seriously compromises the capacity of the United Nations to carry out its mandates and to reimburse troop contributors.
Marriage, however, is one such example of where customary and religious laws are at odds.
Mandates are invariably broadly compatible, but these are occasions when the priorities and the financial resources attached to them are at odds.