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Bedeutung von Can't hurt your chances
An action will not negatively affect your chances of success.
In simple words: It won't make your chances worse.
Can't hurt your chances in einem Satz
- Applying for the position can't hurt your chances of getting hired.
- Trying new strategies can't hurt your chances in the competition.
- Taking the online course can't hurt your chances of promotion.
- It can't hurt your chances if you submit your application early.
- Reaching out to the experts can't hurt your chances of success.
Wie man Can't hurt your chances verwendet
Used to express that an action will not negatively affect someone's opportunities. Suitable in both formal and informal contexts.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Think of a cat that's gentle, it can't scratch your chances.
Verwandte Wörter
Collocations with Can't hurt your chances
- can't hurt your chances of success
- can't hurt your chances to win
- can't hurt your chances at all
- can't hurt your chances significantly
- can't hurt your chances in the long run
Synonyms for Can't hurt your chances
- won't harm your chances
- won't damage your chances
- won't lower your chances
- won't jeopardize your chances
- does no harm to your chances
Common mistakes with Can't hurt your chances
- Confused with 'can hurt your chances' which has the opposite meaning.
- Misusing it in contexts where risks are implied.
- Assuming it indicates a guarantee, rather than just a neutral statement.
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Häufige Fragen zu Can't hurt your chances
Was bedeutet Can't hurt your chances?
It won't make your chances worse.
Was bedeutet Can't hurt your chances auf Deutsch?
It won't make your chances worse.
Was ist die Definition von Can't hurt your chances?
An action will not negatively affect your chances of success.
Wie verwendet man Can't hurt your chances in einem Satz?
Applying for the position can't hurt your chances of getting hired.
Kannst du ein weiteres Beispiel für Can't hurt your chances geben?
Trying new strategies can't hurt your chances in the competition.
Was sind Synonyme für Can't hurt your chances?
Gängige Alternativen sind won't harm your chances, won't damage your chances, won't lower your chances, won't jeopardize your chances, does no harm to your chances.
Welche Wörter passen zu Can't hurt your chances?
Es wird oft mit can't hurt your chances of success, can't hurt your chances to win, can't hurt your chances at all, can't hurt your chances significantly, can't hurt your chances in the long run kombiniert.
Was sind häufige Fehler bei Can't hurt your chances?
Confused with 'can hurt your chances' which has the opposite meaning. Misusing it in contexts where risks are implied. Assuming it indicates a guarantee, rather than just a neutral statement.
Wie spricht man Can't hurt your chances aus?
US: //kænt hɜrt jʊr ˈtʃænsɪz//, UK: //kɑːnt hɜːt jɔːr ˈtʃænsɪz//. Hör dir das Audio oben an, um die Aussprache von Muttersprachlern zu hören.
Wann sollte ich Can't hurt your chances verwenden?
Used to express that an action will not negatively affect someone's opportunities. Suitable in both formal and informal contexts.