گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'guess'

1 عمومی:: تخمین‌

2 عمومی:: فرض‌

3 عمومی:: تخمین‌ زدن‌

4 عمومی:: گمان‌

5 عمومی:: حدس‌ زدن‌

6 عمومی:: ظ‌ن‌

7 عمومی:: حدس‌

1 general::   noun ADJ. fair, good, reasonable, safe April is the best guess for first deliveries. | calculated, educated, informed, inspired, intelligent As a vet, he could make an educated guess as to what was wrong with his stomach. | rough, wild At a rough guess, I'd say we're about twenty miles from home. | lucky ‘How did you know?’‘It was just a lucky guess.’ VERB + GUESS have, hazard, make, take If you don't know the answer, have a guess. If I might hazard a guess … | give sb ‘Where's Tom?’ ‘I'll give you three guesses!’ (= the answer is fairly obvious and you should guess it easily) PREP. at a ~ At a guess, I'd say there's a problem with the fuel pump. | ~ about/as to/at He made a wild guess as to how much the piano might cost.

2 general:: verb estimate: Try to guess how many there were. noun conjecture: That is just a guess on our part.

3 general:: guess verbs make a guess • I didn't know the answer to question 7, so I just had to make a guess. have a guess British English , take a guess AmE: • Go on, have a guess at how much it cost. • Take a guess. How many people do you think showed up? hazard a guess (= guess something, when you feel very uncertain ) • No one at this stage is prepared to hazard a guess about the outcome of the elections. adjectives a rough guess (= one that is not exact ) • This is just a rough guess, but I think it would cost about $50. a wild guess (= one made without much thought or information ) • I made a wild guess and I got the answer right first time. a lucky guess • ‘How did you know?’ ‘It was just a lucky guess.’ a good guess (= one that is likely to be right ) • I'm not sure how old she is, but I can make a good guess! sb’s best guess (= one that you think is most likely to be right ) • My best guess is that it will take around six months. an educated/informed guess (= a guess based on things that you know are correct ) • Stockbrokers try to make educated guesses as to which stocks will do well. an intelligent guess • Analysis of the archaeological site will help us make an intelligent guess as to what it was used for. an inspired guess (= a very good guess that you make suddenly ) • It’s hard to believe he got that right with just an inspired guess. phrases my guess is (that) • My guess is there won’t be many people there. at a guess British English (= used when saying that you are making a guess ) • I'd say it was built around the turn of the century, at a guess. I’ll give you three guesses (= used to tell someone that it should be easy for them to guess the answer to their question )

4 general:: see ANYONE'S GUESS; EDUCATED GUESS; HAVE ANOTHER GUESS COMING; YOUR GUESS IS AS GOOD AS

5 general:: guess at sth [ T ] to try to imagine something when you have little knowledge or experience of it • There are no photographs of him so we can only guess at what he looked like.

6 general::   verb ADV. correctly, right | incorrectly, wrong Jane had guessed wrong about who was responsible for the fire. | never You'll never guess what she told me. VERB + GUESS can/could Can you guess his age? | can only We can only guess how fast a dinosaur might have run. | try to | be easy to, not be difficult to, not be hard to It's not hard to guess where they went. PREP. at I was only guessing at her age. | from She guessed from his expression that he had not won. PHRASES could/might/should have guessed So it was Rob who broke the window? I might have guessed! | let me guess What star sign are you? No, let me guess.