This is one of those really weird English sayings. I'm going to go out on a limb and claim that no one, ever, under any circumstances, "beats" the odds.
Whatever we do, or whatever happens to us, the event is associated with some probability on some level. We may do many things to affect or change the probabilities, ranging from out-and-out cheating to all kinds of legitimate steps to improve the odds, but whatever happens next can be analyzed in terms of the actual remaining probabilities. If I have manipulated a situation in such a way that an outcome is certain, then I haven't "beaten" the odds, I have taken action to see that the odds are "one in one".
If a rare event occurs, (winning a lottery), I haven't "beaten the odds", it's simply a matter of events unfolding as they did.
Or.. It could mean:
Not easy:For 26 to 1 odds of winning;Probability of winning:0.037037, or;Chance of winning:3.7%
chance, danger, feasibillity, likelihood, odds, oppourtunity, plausibility, probability
This is one of those really weird English sayings. I'm going to go out on a limb and claim that no one, ever, under any circumstances, "beats" the odds. Whatever we do, or whatever happens to us, the event is associated with some probability on some level. We may do many things to affect or change the probabilities, ranging from out-and-out cheating to all kinds of legitimate steps to improve the odds, but whatever happens next can be analyzed in terms of the actual remaining probabilities. If I have manipulated a situation in such a way that an outcome is certain, then I haven't "beaten" the odds, I have taken action to see that the odds are "one in one". If a rare event occurs, (winning a lottery), I haven't "beaten the odds", it's simply a matter of events unfolding as they did. Or.. It could mean:
It means that if you perform all of the required actions, then there is a strong probability that the outcome will be that which you desire.
What are the odds that their marriage will last? Many people have a drawer that seems to collect all kinds of odds and ends.
Beat the Odds - 1968 was released on: USA: 16 December 1968
The cast of Beat the Odds - 1975 includes: Chuck Henry as Host
Beat the Odds - 1961 was released on: USA: 17 July 1961 (Los Angeles, California)
The cast of Beat the Odds - 1968 includes: Johnny Gilbert as Host (1968-1969)
Beat the odds
Not easy:For 26 to 1 odds of winning;Probability of winning:0.037037, or;Chance of winning:3.7%
The cast of Beat the Odds - 1961 includes: Stan Chambers as Announcer Dennis James as Himself - Host (1962-1963) Mike Stokey as Himself - Host (1961-1962)
the meaning beat
A miscellaneous collection of people or things.
James "Buster" Douglas was 42/1 when he beat Mike Tyson.
Yes they do to get into the playoffs the raiders must beat the buccaneers, the giants beat the vikings or the Texans beat the bears and the eagles need to beat the cowboys. their odds are slim but they can do it.
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