Definition of safe bet in English:

safe bet

noun

1A bet that is certain to succeed.
Example sentencesExamples
- I think we can look at a couple of safe bets for the flops - that'll be Spain and Holland.
- All three of those signings were risky, but the £6.5million spent on Yakabu looks like a very safe bet, even when you don't compare it to the previous mishaps.
- All in all, for domestic economic agents and market investors, the coming months should be very challenging, and there are no safe bets.
- But it's a safe bet that Meyer et al. will dismiss these findings.
- Lowry, Healy, Higgins, Gregory, Fox and Healy-Rae are all considered safe bets for re-election.
- As for stocks, he's sticking to relatively safe bets like Mexican cement maker Cemex, which operates globally, and San Miguel Corp., Philippine beverage company.
- In North America, the majors' choke-hold on the market and radio, and their fear of anything but safe bets means they are throttling themselves into irrelevance.
- These companies are generally expensive to purchase but can be safe bets.
- If you're wondering where that $1.3 trillion tax cut for the rich is going, perhaps the luxury travel business is a safe bet.
- And that's a safe bet as Phil Jackson has nine rings as a coach and a 42-4 playoff series record.
- They're the Treasury bonds of the high-roller restaurant world, the culinary equivalent of a safe bet.
- Princeton, Hampton, Holy Cross, and Eastern Illinois are all safe bets to go down in the first round.
- Startups should be making safe bets trying to manage the risk of their main product and stay afloat long enough to become profitable.
- If I'm feeling particularly adventurous, I may even buy a few individual shares, but they will have to be very safe bets!
1. 1.1 A thing in which confidence can be placed regarding a future outcome.
  it is a safe bet that the current owners will not sell
  Example sentencesExamples
  New films by much-decorated veterans are usually safe bets.
  A handful of first-year players, such as Cardinals offensive tackle Leonard Davis, are safe bets to earn starting jobs.
  It's a safe bet you will find your perfect and ‘private’ beach for snorkeling or sunning.
  It is a safe bet that the Kerry campaign would rather have not seen the story-line that a presidential candidate angers his hometown folks.
  Barring an unforeseen calamity on the Korean peninsula, it's a safe bet they'll succeed.
  But in general, the market-driven focus of the houses means that resources, both editorial and promotional, get diverted to the safe bets.
  Jade plants, cactus, English ivy and asparagus ferns are pretty safe bets.
  Thus, it is a safe bet that, after a couple of years, they will return to the seclusion of their community.
  That means spending lots of development dollars on relatively safe bets, such as statins, the cholesterol-lowering drugs taken by millions.
  It is a safe bet that New Labour views the countryside with as much bemused disdain as it did in 1997-except now, they cannot say it.
  No matter which direction the Angels go next year, it is a safe bet that the infield will be much stronger than the one they are forced to put on the field this postseason.
  While nobody knows how things will progress, it is a safe bet that the next four years will be far rosier than the last four.
  However, it is a safe bet that these two teams will be heading for the Second Division in May.
  If the light emitted from a galaxy looks red, it's a safe bet that most of its stars are long-lived - and at least some of them are billions of years old.
  If you like Hong Kong action movies, it's a safe bet that you will enjoy it, but I can't imagine it becoming anyone's favorite film.
  There's no guarantee you will succeed, although it's a safe bet that if you never try you won't make it either.
  It is a safe bet that the decision in Mahjoub's case will make Canada an even more attractive destination for terrorists.
  When the words science and policy are used in close proximity, it is a safe bet that the discussion is focusing on how science can or should inform policy.
  It is a safe bet that most people who thought the war unjust would also oppose any legitimisation of the occupation.
  There are surely thousands of genes whose expression levels can be sent up or down by changes in RXR, and it's a safe bet that we don't know what many of them are.

Definition of safe bet in US English:

safe bet

nounˌsāf ˈbet

1A bet that is certain to succeed.
Example sentencesExamples
- In North America, the majors' choke-hold on the market and radio, and their fear of anything but safe bets means they are throttling themselves into irrelevance.
- If I'm feeling particularly adventurous, I may even buy a few individual shares, but they will have to be very safe bets!
- And that's a safe bet as Phil Jackson has nine rings as a coach and a 42-4 playoff series record.
- As for stocks, he's sticking to relatively safe bets like Mexican cement maker Cemex, which operates globally, and San Miguel Corp., Philippine beverage company.
- All three of those signings were risky, but the £6.5million spent on Yakabu looks like a very safe bet, even when you don't compare it to the previous mishaps.
- Princeton, Hampton, Holy Cross, and Eastern Illinois are all safe bets to go down in the first round.
- Lowry, Healy, Higgins, Gregory, Fox and Healy-Rae are all considered safe bets for re-election.
- Startups should be making safe bets trying to manage the risk of their main product and stay afloat long enough to become profitable.
- If you're wondering where that $1.3 trillion tax cut for the rich is going, perhaps the luxury travel business is a safe bet.
- All in all, for domestic economic agents and market investors, the coming months should be very challenging, and there are no safe bets.
- But it's a safe bet that Meyer et al. will dismiss these findings.
- They're the Treasury bonds of the high-roller restaurant world, the culinary equivalent of a safe bet.
- These companies are generally expensive to purchase but can be safe bets.
- I think we can look at a couple of safe bets for the flops - that'll be Spain and Holland.
1. 1.1 A thing in which confidence can be placed regarding a future outcome.
  it is a safe bet that the current owners will not sell
  Example sentencesExamples
  When the words science and policy are used in close proximity, it is a safe bet that the discussion is focusing on how science can or should inform policy.
  If you like Hong Kong action movies, it's a safe bet that you will enjoy it, but I can't imagine it becoming anyone's favorite film.
  It's a safe bet you will find your perfect and ‘private’ beach for snorkeling or sunning.
  But in general, the market-driven focus of the houses means that resources, both editorial and promotional, get diverted to the safe bets.
  That means spending lots of development dollars on relatively safe bets, such as statins, the cholesterol-lowering drugs taken by millions.
  It is a safe bet that most people who thought the war unjust would also oppose any legitimisation of the occupation.
  It is a safe bet that the decision in Mahjoub's case will make Canada an even more attractive destination for terrorists.
  There are surely thousands of genes whose expression levels can be sent up or down by changes in RXR, and it's a safe bet that we don't know what many of them are.
  However, it is a safe bet that these two teams will be heading for the Second Division in May.
  It is a safe bet that New Labour views the countryside with as much bemused disdain as it did in 1997-except now, they cannot say it.
  Barring an unforeseen calamity on the Korean peninsula, it's a safe bet they'll succeed.
  A handful of first-year players, such as Cardinals offensive tackle Leonard Davis, are safe bets to earn starting jobs.
  While nobody knows how things will progress, it is a safe bet that the next four years will be far rosier than the last four.
  If the light emitted from a galaxy looks red, it's a safe bet that most of its stars are long-lived - and at least some of them are billions of years old.
  Thus, it is a safe bet that, after a couple of years, they will return to the seclusion of their community.
  There's no guarantee you will succeed, although it's a safe bet that if you never try you won't make it either.
  It is a safe bet that the Kerry campaign would rather have not seen the story-line that a presidential candidate angers his hometown folks.
  No matter which direction the Angels go next year, it is a safe bet that the infield will be much stronger than the one they are forced to put on the field this postseason.
  New films by much-decorated veterans are usually safe bets.
  Jade plants, cactus, English ivy and asparagus ferns are pretty safe bets.

单词	safe bet
释义	Definition of safe bet in English: safe bet noun 1A bet that is certain to succeed. Example sentencesExamples I think we can look at a couple of safe bets for the flops - that'll be Spain and Holland. All three of those signings were risky, but the £6.5million spent on Yakabu looks like a very safe bet, even when you don't compare it to the previous mishaps. All in all, for domestic economic agents and market investors, the coming months should be very challenging, and there are no safe bets. But it's a safe bet that Meyer et al. will dismiss these findings. Lowry, Healy, Higgins, Gregory, Fox and Healy-Rae are all considered safe bets for re-election. As for stocks, he's sticking to relatively safe bets like Mexican cement maker Cemex, which operates globally, and San Miguel Corp., Philippine beverage company. In North America, the majors' choke-hold on the market and radio, and their fear of anything but safe bets means they are throttling themselves into irrelevance. These companies are generally expensive to purchase but can be safe bets. If you're wondering where that $1.3 trillion tax cut for the rich is going, perhaps the luxury travel business is a safe bet. And that's a safe bet as Phil Jackson has nine rings as a coach and a 42-4 playoff series record. They're the Treasury bonds of the high-roller restaurant world, the culinary equivalent of a safe bet. Princeton, Hampton, Holy Cross, and Eastern Illinois are all safe bets to go down in the first round. Startups should be making safe bets trying to manage the risk of their main product and stay afloat long enough to become profitable. If I'm feeling particularly adventurous, I may even buy a few individual shares, but they will have to be very safe bets! 1.1 A thing in which confidence can be placed regarding a future outcome. it is a safe bet that the current owners will not sell Example sentencesExamples New films by much-decorated veterans are usually safe bets. A handful of first-year players, such as Cardinals offensive tackle Leonard Davis, are safe bets to earn starting jobs. It's a safe bet you will find your perfect and ‘private’ beach for snorkeling or sunning. It is a safe bet that the Kerry campaign would rather have not seen the story-line that a presidential candidate angers his hometown folks. Barring an unforeseen calamity on the Korean peninsula, it's a safe bet they'll succeed. But in general, the market-driven focus of the houses means that resources, both editorial and promotional, get diverted to the safe bets. Jade plants, cactus, English ivy and asparagus ferns are pretty safe bets. Thus, it is a safe bet that, after a couple of years, they will return to the seclusion of their community. That means spending lots of development dollars on relatively safe bets, such as statins, the cholesterol-lowering drugs taken by millions. It is a safe bet that New Labour views the countryside with as much bemused disdain as it did in 1997-except now, they cannot say it. No matter which direction the Angels go next year, it is a safe bet that the infield will be much stronger than the one they are forced to put on the field this postseason. While nobody knows how things will progress, it is a safe bet that the next four years will be far rosier than the last four. However, it is a safe bet that these two teams will be heading for the Second Division in May. If the light emitted from a galaxy looks red, it's a safe bet that most of its stars are long-lived - and at least some of them are billions of years old. If you like Hong Kong action movies, it's a safe bet that you will enjoy it, but I can't imagine it becoming anyone's favorite film. There's no guarantee you will succeed, although it's a safe bet that if you never try you won't make it either. It is a safe bet that the decision in Mahjoub's case will make Canada an even more attractive destination for terrorists. When the words science and policy are used in close proximity, it is a safe bet that the discussion is focusing on how science can or should inform policy. It is a safe bet that most people who thought the war unjust would also oppose any legitimisation of the occupation. There are surely thousands of genes whose expression levels can be sent up or down by changes in RXR, and it's a safe bet that we don't know what many of them are. Definition of safe bet in US English: safe bet nounˌsāf ˈbet 1A bet that is certain to succeed. Example sentencesExamples In North America, the majors' choke-hold on the market and radio, and their fear of anything but safe bets means they are throttling themselves into irrelevance. If I'm feeling particularly adventurous, I may even buy a few individual shares, but they will have to be very safe bets! And that's a safe bet as Phil Jackson has nine rings as a coach and a 42-4 playoff series record. As for stocks, he's sticking to relatively safe bets like Mexican cement maker Cemex, which operates globally, and San Miguel Corp., Philippine beverage company. All three of those signings were risky, but the £6.5million spent on Yakabu looks like a very safe bet, even when you don't compare it to the previous mishaps. Princeton, Hampton, Holy Cross, and Eastern Illinois are all safe bets to go down in the first round. Lowry, Healy, Higgins, Gregory, Fox and Healy-Rae are all considered safe bets for re-election. Startups should be making safe bets trying to manage the risk of their main product and stay afloat long enough to become profitable. If you're wondering where that $1.3 trillion tax cut for the rich is going, perhaps the luxury travel business is a safe bet. All in all, for domestic economic agents and market investors, the coming months should be very challenging, and there are no safe bets. But it's a safe bet that Meyer et al. will dismiss these findings. They're the Treasury bonds of the high-roller restaurant world, the culinary equivalent of a safe bet. These companies are generally expensive to purchase but can be safe bets. I think we can look at a couple of safe bets for the flops - that'll be Spain and Holland. 1.1 A thing in which confidence can be placed regarding a future outcome. it is a safe bet that the current owners will not sell Example sentencesExamples When the words science and policy are used in close proximity, it is a safe bet that the discussion is focusing on how science can or should inform policy. If you like Hong Kong action movies, it's a safe bet that you will enjoy it, but I can't imagine it becoming anyone's favorite film. It's a safe bet you will find your perfect and ‘private’ beach for snorkeling or sunning. But in general, the market-driven focus of the houses means that resources, both editorial and promotional, get diverted to the safe bets. That means spending lots of development dollars on relatively safe bets, such as statins, the cholesterol-lowering drugs taken by millions. It is a safe bet that most people who thought the war unjust would also oppose any legitimisation of the occupation. It is a safe bet that the decision in Mahjoub's case will make Canada an even more attractive destination for terrorists. There are surely thousands of genes whose expression levels can be sent up or down by changes in RXR, and it's a safe bet that we don't know what many of them are. However, it is a safe bet that these two teams will be heading for the Second Division in May. It is a safe bet that New Labour views the countryside with as much bemused disdain as it did in 1997-except now, they cannot say it. Barring an unforeseen calamity on the Korean peninsula, it's a safe bet they'll succeed. A handful of first-year players, such as Cardinals offensive tackle Leonard Davis, are safe bets to earn starting jobs. While nobody knows how things will progress, it is a safe bet that the next four years will be far rosier than the last four. If the light emitted from a galaxy looks red, it's a safe bet that most of its stars are long-lived - and at least some of them are billions of years old. Thus, it is a safe bet that, after a couple of years, they will return to the seclusion of their community. There's no guarantee you will succeed, although it's a safe bet that if you never try you won't make it either. It is a safe bet that the Kerry campaign would rather have not seen the story-line that a presidential candidate angers his hometown folks. No matter which direction the Angels go next year, it is a safe bet that the infield will be much stronger than the one they are forced to put on the field this postseason. New films by much-decorated veterans are usually safe bets. Jade plants, cactus, English ivy and asparagus ferns are pretty safe bets.
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