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Meanings of odds-on in English

Odds-on.

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Usage of odds-on in English
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Major adjustments in global tax rules now look odds-on to take place.
The Irish Times
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Mark Newnham said an odds-on pop wouldn't be good for the race.
News.com.au
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Although, it is Ramaphosa who is the odds-on favourite for the job.
The South African
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The bookies now have England at odds-on to win all three games.
The Guardian
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His mount was eventually caught on the line by odds-on favourite Rye.
The Irish Times
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Whoever is chosen is odds-on to be the next MP for Clutha-Southland.
Radio NZ
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McIlroy is odds-on to claim the Dubai Desert Classic for a second time.
The Irish Times
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Brian and Johnno are odds-on favorites for Song of the Year.
Public secrets
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England demolished Holland with an odds-on predictability seldom seen in sport.
The Irish Times
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Will the odds-on favourites manage to gain revenue this time around?
The South African
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There are no guarantees, but it is still odds-on that Greece will capitulate.
The Guardian
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Flying Heels had passed even money and was heading for a one-to-two odds-on.
The Big Fix
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Judging by the chatter and speculation, the odds-on favourites are now The Script.
The Irish Times
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In 1939, Cardinal Eugenio Pacelli entered the conclave the odds-on favorite.
Reuters
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So can Texas Forever, who beat an odds-on pop at Hawkesbury last start.
News.com.au
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However, he looks odds-on to be part of Mexico's final 23-man squad for Russia.
The South African