probable
adj. 可能的; 大概的
n. 很可能的事; 可能入选者
If you say that something is probable, you mean that it is likely to be true or likely to happen.
It is probable that the medication will suppress the symptom without treating the condition...
这种药物有可能治标不治本。
She does not want to be taken to an optician with the probable result of having to wear glasses...
她不想被带去验光,因为结果可能是她必须配戴眼镜。
You can use probable to describe a role or function that someone or something is likely to have.
The Socialists united behind their probable presidential candidate, Michel Rocard.
社会党人团结在他们很有希望当选的总统候选人米歇尔·罗卡尔周围。
1. an applicant likely to be chosen
1. likely but not certain to be or become true or real;
2. apparently destined;
It is hardly probable that he will succeed.
他不会成功.
Now the future is probable.
未来是可能的.
He was named as the probable successor.
他被指定为可能的继承人.
Genetic analysis among 4 different EV 71 isolates from the patients indicated probable intrafamilial transmission of EV 71.
从在4个不同患者肠病毒71型分离病毒株的基因分析显示,这可能是个肠病毒71型家庭群聚感染事件.
He is a probable candidate.
他是有希望的候选人.
adj. 可能的;有希望的
apthopefulliablepresumablelikelypromising
其他释义
accessiblehopefulachievablepromisinglikelypossibleaptpresumablecontingentliable