گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'possibility'

1 عمومی:: مكان‌

2 عمومی:: شق‌

3 عمومی:: احتمال‌

4 عمومی:: چیز ممكن‌

5 عمومی:: امكان‌

1 general::   noun ADJ. exciting, interesting | endless, many The resort offers endless possibilities for entertainment. | further, other | different, various | future | distinct, great, real, serious, strong There's a strong possibility that it will rain today. | reasonable | faint, remote There is a faint possibility that he might have got the wrong day. | practical | theoretical | obvious VERB + POSSIBILITY allow sb, offer sb, open up, raise | see | consider, discuss, examine, explore, study Have you explored the possibilities of setting up your own business? | accept, acknowledge, admit, concede, countenance, entertain, recognize | ignore, overlook | deny, discount, dismiss, eliminate, exclude, preclude, rule out We cannot rule out the possibility of mistaken identity. | face The club is facing the real possibility of relegation. | risk We don't want to risk the possibility of losing all our money. | allow for, cover Some reserves were named to cover the possibility of withdrawals. | avert | lessen, reduce PREP. ~ for She was quick to see the possibilities for making money that her new skills gave her. | ~ of Careful checks will reduce the possibility of unpleasant surprises. PHRASES beyond/within the bounds of possibility It's not beyond the bounds of possibility that a similar situation could arise again. | a number/range of possibilities The course offers a wide range of possibilities for personal development.

2 general:: possibility adjectives a strong/good possibility (= something that is very likely ) • There is a strong possibility that the drug causes similar damage in humans. a real possibility (= something that is quite likely ) • At this moment, a recession is a real possibility. a distinct possibility (= something that is quite likely ) • I knew there was a distinct possibility that I might fail my degree. a remote/faint possibility (= something that is not very likely ) • There's no point worrying about such a remote possibility. verbs a possibility exists • The possibility exists that he misunderstood the data. something remains a possibility • War remains a possibility. consider a possibility • Police In Glasgow are considering the possibility that the death may be drugs-related. raise a possibility (= say or show that something may happen or may be true ) • The government has raised the possibility of an early election next year. rule out/exclude a possibility (= say that something will definitely not happen or is definitely not true ) • We can't rule out the possibility that there will be more redundancies. there is a possibility that • There is a possibility that files could be lost if the system crashes. possibility 2 verbs consider a possibility (= think about whether you should take an opportunity ) • We even began to consider the possibility of moving there permanently. explore a possibility (= think carefully and find out about an opportunity ) • You may want to explore the possibility of setting up your own business. offer a possibility (= make an opportunity available ) • Technology offers exciting possibilities to designers. open up a possibility (= make a new opportunity available ) • His recent performance opens up the possibility for him to compete in the Olympic Games. exhaust the possibilities (= try everything possible ) • I was determined not to give up until I had exhausted all the possibilities. adjectives new possibilities • New possibilities lay before him. exciting possibilities • The city offers many exciting possibilities for young people. tremendous possibilities (= very good or important opportunities ) • This discovery opens up tremendous possibilities for cancer screening.

3 general:: noun chance: The possibility of error exists. noun prospects: It has many possibilities.