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Meanings of find in English
Synonyms
Examples for "chance"
Examples for "chance"
1
The court therefore grants MRC a chance to enjoy their political right.
2
However, he added: I think there's a good chance they'll do it.
3
Recent polling shows the proposed amendment stands a good chance of passing.
4
He said he was never given a chance to fix the problem.
5
The conditions have given the bowlers a chance right throughout the game.
1
Another good question, because we have certainly seen that happen this year.
2
Change doesn't happen overnight and in society today people want instant success.
3
Mr Hou said a vote in parliament would not happen this year.
4
The question must be asked could a similar event happen in Ireland?
5
The events happen all year round and take place across South Africa.
1
Although the actual encounter must have taken place thousands of years ago.
2
Here we encounter a new problem: what do they mean by toxin?
3
There was enormous enthusiasm and excitement at this new encounter with Europe.
4
Whatever problems we encounter, we will ask God to help us with.
5
Consulates in Jerusalem, Israel's declared but disputed capital, rarely encounter political violence.
1
Kurt'll probably ask you to help him bump off George next week.
2
Fitch said banks could also seek riskier activities to bump up ROEs.
3
Just remember you'll feel every little bump on your way home tonight.
4
England do have a minor road bump in their way this week.
5
The speed bump simply doesn't give us any justification for delaying action.
1
Although you probably had the best motive I've come across so far.
2
I sometimes from time to time come across it, unintentionally of course.
3
Over the past few years Republicans have come across as particularly heartless.
4
There is a good amount of enemy that come across the border.
5
That said, you'll struggle to come across a better big-screen blockbuster experience.
Usage of find in English
1
Consumers may find good deals at local independent pharmacies, Consumer Reports said.
2
Wellington Water said it hoped to find and fix the problem today.
3
The migrants hope to get to wealthy western Europe and find work.
4
Government should find time for the necessary debate and for introducing legislation.
5
But first Harte needed to find the right moment, the right opportunity.
6
We are constantly trying to find new products to bring to market.
7
You sure you can't find a good young new body for me?
8
However, he said parking wardens would often try to find amicable solutions.
9
How can social work find a sustainable solution to its recruitment crisis?
10
Volunteer mentors work with local schools to find families who need help.
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You can find our new daily news podcast at Today in Focus.
12
Do you feel it's possible to find true love on reality TV?
13
She conceded, however, that time was needed to find a way forward.
14
But the difficulty to find real new drugs is a major problem.
15
Such systems help to find diagnoses, improve report quality and save time.
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However, they find new methods of concealment and new weaknesses to exploit.
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Translations for find
Portuguese
Catalan
Find through the time
Find across language varieties
Canada
Common
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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