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bet
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ldoce_707_zbet1 /bet/ ●●● S1 verb (past tensepst and past participlepp bet, present participle betting)
1 [intransitiveI, transitiveT]DGG to risk money on the result of a race, game, competition, or other future event 下赌注；与…打赌 → gamble
bet (something) on something
2 I bet/I’ll bet spoken
a) SUREused to say that you are fairly sure that something is true, something is happening etc, although you cannot prove this 我敢肯定，我敢保证
b) UNDERSTANDused to show that you understand or can imagine the situation that someone has just told you about 我相信；我想得出
c) BELIEVE#used to show that you do not believe what someone has just told you 我才不相信
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I bet/I’ll bet• He'll be really pleased to see you, I bet!• Ever since he got ill - for nearly a week, I bet.• My dentist would laugh at me, I bet.• Jealous of her. I bet it really got him going seeing my little pink dimples bobbing up and down there.• Yes, there was something in there and I bet myself it would be Jo's emerald pendant.• I bet she hasn't told her parents about this.• I bet that the meeting will be cancelled again.• Why, I bet you never had the slightest intention of following through last night, did you?• Come and sit down, I bet you're exhausted.• I bet you're tired after such a long journey.• P.S. I bet you won't print this.
3 you bet! AGREE spoken used to emphasize that you agree with someone or are keen to do what they suggest 的确！ 当然！ 一定！ 一点不错！
4 (do you) want to bet?/wanna bet? spoken used to say that you think something that someone has just said is not true or not likely to happen 赌不赌？ 敢打赌吗？〔对某人所说的话表示怀疑〕
5 don’t bet on it/I wouldn’t bet on it spoken used to say that you do not think something is likely to happen 不大可能，我认为不大可能
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6 you (can) bet your life/your bottom dollar spokenSURE used when you are sure that you know what someone will do or what will happen 确信，完全有把握
5 FREQUENCY 使用频率
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bet• Fun and exciting, you bet, but is this the way to the Super Bowl?• I bet he had the fish cakes.• It became an offence for anyone in charge of children to allow them to bet in public places or to enter brothels.• Albert bowed over the girl's hand - Caro would bet it wasn't his wife.• I'll bet that made her mad!• Should your management bet the company on a high-risk business strategy?• Crumwallis - I would bet - was sexually attracted, whether he understood that himself, or not.• Yeah, he says, I bet you a dollar.• I bet you taste real good Ram.
bet (somebody) that• And I got on at 50-1 immediately after that race, and had a fair bet.• And throws back his head and laughs out loud at the way the guys hustled to get their bets down.• You can't have a safer bet than that!• You know how he always liked to bet.• Whether Tendulkar rather than McDermott will be the best bet in that direction remains open to question.• The second bet is that drawing a red marble wins £1000, drawing a blue marble wins nothing.• My bet is that the airline had just been temporarily frightened.
bet2 ●●● S3 noun [countableC]
1 DGGan agreement to risk money on the result of a race, game etc or on something happening, or the money that you risk 打赌；赌金，赌注
2 your best bet spokenADVISE used when advising someone what to do 最好的办法〔用于建议某人怎么做〕
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3 a good/safe bet SUCCEED IN DOING somethingan action or situation that is likely to be successful or does not involve much risk 保险[稳妥]的做法[情况]
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a good/safe bet• It was always a safe bet, of course, that Hillsborough would be just about the least dangerous place in Britain yesterday.• The supermodels are a safe bet and, in times of recession, that is what matters.• Cohen says companies like PictureTel have improved transmission quality, making video conferencing a better bet than in years past.• Even if you spend more and risk recurring sticker shock, the place is a good bet to tranquilize you.• Still, if a well-equipped sporty car is in your heart, the fifth-generation Prelude probably is a good bet.• Only a few months ago he had looked like a good bet.• The earrings seemed like a good bet for a birthday present.• That makes them a good bet if you travel with a laptop computer.
4 it’s a safe/sure/fair bet (that) spokenCERTAINLY/DEFINITELY used to say that something seems almost certain 几乎不成问题
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it’s a safe/sure/fair bet (that)• He may not fancy it, but it's a safe bet that he would be the first man to do it.• Since they're not, it's a fair bet that they show something she doesn't want you to know.• As soon as a board attempts to interfere with management tasks it's a fair bet that profits will decline.
5 my bet spokenEXPECT used when saying what you expect to happen in the future 我认为，我推测
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6 do something for a bet DGGto do something stupid, dangerous etc to win money from someone or to prove that you can do it 为打赌而做某事，赌气做某事〔指为了赢钱或证明自己的能力而做出愚蠢或危险的事情〕
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do something for a bet• It was this book that Rincewind had once opened for a bet.
n COLLOCATIONS
verbs
have a bet
Are you going to have a bet on the race?
place/put/lay a bet on something
She placed a bet on a horse called Beethoven.
take a bet (=accept someone's money as part of a bet)
They're taking bets on the result of the election now.
win a bet
France won the game and I won my bet.
lose a bet
If I have a bet, I always lose it.
make a bet (=risk money on the way a situation will develop in future)
If you want to make money on the stock market, you have to start making bets.
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bet• a $50 bet• He blamed an October snowstorm in Denver for losing a $ 500 bet on the Broncos.• Ira Sanchez offered a bet and the bookie took it on the nod.• With our last two food dollars he placed still another bet and lost.• A: Your best bet is to change your behavior and wait it out.• Each of us invested ten shillings and we met to decide our bets.• The highest yields are from a risky bet, while security means a lower rate of interest.• Balvinder jumped up and down, punched the air, then promptly confronted the man with whom he had made the bet.• Digges argued that the Watch was way off, as was the island, and offered to lay odds on the bet.
From Longman Business Dictionary
betbet1 /bet/ verb (past tensepst and past participlepp bet or betted, present participle betting) [intransitiveI, transitiveT]FINANCE
1to risk money on a future event, for example by investing in a company or product or buying stocks or shares
bet (something) on
Investors were willing to bet on the company, and its shares jumped $1.94 to $9.06.
The New Jersey fund has bet $40 million on small stocks.
bet (somebody) that
The market bet heavily that the dollar would fall.
2bet the farm/ranch American EnglishAmE informal to risk a lot of money on a future event, for example by investing in a company or product or buying stocks or shares
Do we really want to bet the ranch on this deal?
betbet2 noun [countableC]FINANCE
when you risk money on a future event, for example by investing in a company or product or buying stocks or shares
They like selling short, or making a bet that share prices will decline.
Shearson placed a big bet on junk bonds and lost.
a huge $11 billion bet on US interest rates that went wrong
(1500-1600) Perhaps from abet “support, help” ((14-16 centuries)), from abet “to help”
bet1 verb →5 FREQUENCY1bet2 noun →n COLLOCATIONS1
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bet noun
⇨ a/the best/good/safe bet ⇨ option bet verb
⇨ bet (bet money on sth) ⇨ know 2 (I bet we're too late.) bet bet ♦︎ gamble These words both mean to risk money on a sport, game, etc. 这两个词均表示下赌注、打赌。 PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配 ◆ to bet / gamble (sth) on sth ◆ to bet / gamble money / £50 ■ bet (betting , bet , bet [intransitive , transitive ] to risk money on a race or event by trying to predict the result 下赌注（于）；用⋯打赌 ◆ I wouldn't bet on them winning the next election.我打赌他们赢不了下一轮选举。 ◆ Not many people are betting against France retaining their title.赌法国队不能卫冕的人不是很多。 ◆ She bet me £20 that I wouldn't do it.她和我赌20英镑，说我不会那么做。 ◆ You have to be over 16 to bet in the UK.在英国，赌博者年龄不得低于16岁。 ▸ bet [countable ] ◆ to win / lose a bet赢／输一场赌 ◆ We've got a bet on who's going to arrive first.我们打了个赌，看谁先到。 ◆ I did it for a bet (= because sb had agreed to pay me money if I did) .我是为了打赌才这么做的。 ■ gamble [intransitive , transitive ] to risk money on a game or sport, such as a card game or horse race （牌戏、赛马等中）赌博；用⋯打赌 ◆ He doesn't drink or gamble any more.他不再酗酒和赌博了。 ◆ He had gambled all their money away (= lost all their money by gambling) .他把他们的钱都输光了。
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