crapshoot

美 [?kræp??ut] 　英 [?kræp??u?t]

• n.雙骰子賭博戲；碰運氣的事
• 網(wǎng)絡有風險的事業(yè)；風險很大的事

詞形變化

復數(shù)：crapshoots  

英漢雙解

英漢解釋

n.	1. 有風險的事業(yè)

英英解釋

n.	1. a situation in which you do not know what will happen

例句

But it kind of shakes your foundation when you know it's still a bit of a crapshoot and then this stuff happens, " she said. "

但當你知道它仍是投機取巧性的，你（信任）的根基就被搖動，然后這些事就發(fā)生了。

Maybe, but there isn't any way to know which store would be cheaper. It would really be just a crapshoot.

這里的游戲都好貴啊，要不咱們去別的店看看，也許有便宜點的？。

When markets are calm and efficient, trading becomes a crapshoot, with commissions and slippage worsening the odds.

當市場平靜，有效率的時候，交易就變的有風險了，傭金和滑點虧損會讓事情變的更糟。

Getting a decent night's sleep shouldn't be such a crapshoot.

睡個好覺，不該這么麻煩。

In documenting the historical crapshoot of the last 200 years, there have been few losers more assiduous than the Chinese.

在記敘近二百年的歷史博弈這方面，沒有哪一個失敗者比中國人更為勤勉。

Someone needs to tell him this is not a crapshoot.

有人需要告訴他沒和他扯淡。

L: A crapshoot is something that depends totally on luck.

哦，crapshoot就是完全靠運氣的事情。

Exactly. For example, becoming a movie star is extremely competitive. Even if you're a good actor, it's still mostly a crapshoot.

對，想成為電影明星很難，即使你有表演天賦，這也基本上是撞大運的事兒。