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Meanings of guess in English
A message expressing an opinion based on incomplete evidence.
Judge tentatively or form an estimate of (quantities or time)
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Usage of guess in English
1
Imagine coming home from work and your partner saying, 'Honey, guess what?
2
The result is easy to guess: less lending and falling housing prices.
3
He promised we'd have 'a talk' tomorrow, which is today, I guess.
4
You say the ring is dangerous, far more dangerous than I guess.
5
But let me guess-youdon't want to talk about that either, right?
6
She just happened to get an extra idea this year, I guess.
7
I guess when you have a great team, great things can happen.
8
You said, they said, if I guess your name then you're free.
9
Four days to second-guess every step he had taken since leaving Varandal.
10
Ask 'my friend' the locat here to give you his best guess!
11
I'd guess resurrected by scientists after a year, year and a half.
12
Right now, I'm subject to Apple's best guess about what I want.
13
I guess the question is: why don't more people major in physics?
14
I guess this is a good place to work if you're single.
15
Let me guess: that was the last anyone saw of the money.
16
Such is the nature of the property market and politics I guess.
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Translations for guess
Portuguese
Catalan
Spanish
Guess through the time
Guess across language varieties
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United States of America
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