prospects
Pronunciación: [ˈprɒspɛkts]
Palabra
Contexto: «future possibility»
(noun) something that might happen in the future, often good or exciting. It's like thinking about what could come next in your life, like getting a new job or going on a big trip.
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She has great prospects for becoming a doctor because of her hard work.
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Unfortunately, his prospects for finding a new job look very low right now.
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What are the prospects for your team's success this season?
Contexto: «potential candidates»
(noun) people who might join a group, like a team, company, or school. These are people being considered for something, like a job or a sports team.
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The coach is excited about the prospects on his new team.
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There aren't many good prospects applying for the position.
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How many prospects did you see at the job fair?
Contexto: «view or outlook»
(noun) a view of something, often in a physical or metaphorical sense. It can mean the way you see things or what you think about different situations.
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The view from the mountain offered beautiful prospects of the valley below.
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The prospects of the situation seemed bleak after the bad news.
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What are the prospects like from your favorite lookout spot?
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