bet
noun
an agreement in which you bet money on what will happen, or the amount of money that you bet
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noun
an agreement in which you bet money on what will happen, or the amount of money that you bet
noun
the activity of trying to win money by placing a bet (=guessing the result of a race, game etc)
noun
a guess about which side of a coin will be showing when it comes down after it has been tossed in the air
noun
a bet on a horse race in which any money that you win on one race is risked on a second race
adverb
if you bet each way, you win money if the person or animal you choose comes first, second, or third in a race
noun
a situation in which you have an equal chance to win or lose the money that you bet on the result of a race
noun
the chances that are used for calculating how much money you will get if the person or thing you bet on wins a race or competition
noun
in sport, making sure that a specific event happens during a game so that people who know this can win money by betting on it
noun
a type of betting on a sports event in which you win money if you guess the correct result within a particular range of possible results
a system of betting on a horse race in which the people who risk money on the winner share the total amount of money risked on the race
noun
an agreement to win or lose an amount of money depending on the result of a competition or other event
adverb
noun
adjective
used when betting money on a game, to say that you will either win twice as much money or lose all of it
an unlikely/likely chance of winning if you bet on a horse in a race or on the result of a competition
if you are a particular amount of money to the bad, you have lost that amount
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using the Internet where you work, during working hours, for activities which are not work-related
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Open Dictionary
… to reveal a small part of your intentions in order to attract support, without actually committing yourself to doing anything
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