crapshoot
n.
有风险的事业；
英英释义
crapshoot[ 'kræp,ʃu:t ]
n.
a risky and uncertain venture
"getting admitted to the college of your choice has become a crapshoot"
playing craps
同义词：crap shootingcrap game
权威例句
Crap ShootCrap shoot
Crap shoot
Crapshoot Investing
Astronomical Crapshoot
CRM in gaming: It's no crapshoot!
CRM In Gaming: It's No Crapshoot!
From Clockwork to Crapshoot: A History of Physics
Crapshoot : rolling the dice on the vice presidency : from Adams and Jefferson to Truman and Quayle
Crapshoot Investing: How Tech Savvy Traders and Clueless Regulators Turned the Stock Market into a Casino
Book Review: FROM CLOCKWORK TO CRAPSHOOT: A HISTORY OF PHYSICS / Harvard University Press, 2007
Not just another crapshoot development: the challenges and opportunities of modelling after Las Vegas and Macao as an economic devel...
Reviewer recommendations and editors’ decisions for a conservation journal: Is it just a crapshoot? And do Chinese authors get a fa...
1. L: A crapshoot is something that depends totally on luck.
哦，crapshoot就是完全靠运气的事情。
youdao
2. Getting a decent night's sleep shouldn't be such a crapshoot.
睡个好觉，不该这么麻烦。
youdao
3. In documenting the historical crapshoot of the last 200 years, there have been few losers more assiduous than the Chinese.
在过去200年历史中，没有比中国人更勤勉的失败者。
youdao
4. The publishing factor: Having worked in book publishing, I know how low the wages are, how thin the margins are, and what a crapshoot the bestseller game can be.
出版因素： 作为图书出版业的从业者，我很清楚这一行的工资有多低、利润有多微薄、经营畅销书可能有多大的风险。
youdao
5. The publishing factor: Having worked in book publishing, I know how low the wages are, how thin the margins are, and what a crapshoot the bestseller game can be.
出版因素： 作为图书出版业的从业者，我很清楚这一行的工资有多低、利润有多微薄、经营畅销书可能有多大的风险。
youdao
crapshoot
