No chance Meaning in English
expression
ˈnoʊ/ /ˈtʃæns
NOH-chanse
nəʊ/ /tʃˈɑːns
noh-CHAHNS
Definition
Used to say something is impossible or will definitely not happen.
Usage & Nuances
Informal, common in speech. Used to strongly deny possibility. Can be a complete sentence (“No chance!”) or part of one (“There's no chance he'll win”). Similar to “no way,” but slightly less emphatic.
Spanish: ni una posibilidad - imposible - en absolutoPortuguese (BR): nenhuma chance - de jeito nenhumPortuguese (PT): nenhuma hipótese - de maneira nenhumaChinese (Simplified): 不可能 - 没有机会Chinese (Traditional): 不可能 - 沒有機會Hindi: कोई संभावना नहीं - बिलकुल नहींArabic: لا فرصة - مستحيلBengali: কোনো সুযোগ নেই - কোনো সম্ভবনা নেইRussian: ни малейшего шанса - никакой возможностиJapanese: 絶対に無理 - 可能性ゼロVietnamese: không có khả năng - không đời nàoKorean: 절대 불가능 - 가능성 없음Turkish: hiç şansı yok - mümkün değilUrdu: کوئی چانس نہیں - بالکل ناممکنIndonesian: tidak ada kesempatan - mustahil
Example Sentences
There is no chance of rain today.
basic
I'm sorry, but you have no chance of getting the job.
basic
They said there was no chance to win the game.
basic
Are you kidding? No chance!
natural
With his injury, there's just no chance he'll play tonight.
natural
You think they'll let us in for free? No chance.
natural