someone's best bet
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someone's best bet — (someone s) best bet the thing someone should do which is most likely to achieve the result they want. If you want a cheap jacket, your best best is to try the second hand shops. I told him his best bet would be to get a bus as there are no… … New idioms dictionary
best bet — (someone s) best bet the thing someone should do which is most likely to achieve the result they want. If you want a cheap jacket, your best best is to try the second hand shops. I told him his best bet would be to get a bus as there are no… … New idioms dictionary
(the) best bet — the/someone’s/best bet phrase the thing or action that gives the best chance of a successful result Our best bet would be to take the train. Thesaurus: systems and methods for doing thingssynonym Main entry: bet … Useful english dictionary
sb's best bet — ► the decision or choice that someone can make that is likely to have the best result: »Your best bet would be to sell the shares. Main Entry: ↑bet … Financial and business terms
bet — I UK [bet] / US verb [intransitive/transitive] Word forms bet : present tense I/you/we/they bet he/she/it bets present participle betting past tense bet past participle bet ** to risk an amount of money by saying what you think will happen,… … English dictionary
bet*/ — [bet] (past tense past participle bet) verb [I/T] I to risk an amount of money by saying what you think will happen in a race or game Thousands of people bet on the result of the match.[/ex] I bet £10 on each of the horses.[/ex] He bet me £20… … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
best*/*/*/ — [best] grammar word summary: Best can be: ■ an adjective: Which apples are best for cooking? ♦ It was the best party I ve ever been to. ■ an adverb: We ll choose the system that works best. ■ a noun: I ll do my best. 1) the superlative form of… … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
bet — bet1 [bet] n. [prob. aphetic < ABET] 1. an agreement between two persons that the one proved wrong about the outcome of something will do or pay what is stipulated; wager 2. a) the proposition or terms of such an agreement b) the thing or sum… … English World dictionary
bet — bet1 S1 [bet] v past tense and past participle bet present participle betting 1.) [I and T] to risk money on the result of a race, game, competition, or other future event →↑gamble ▪ How much do you want to bet? bet (sb) that ▪ He bet me £10 that … Dictionary of contemporary English
bet — 1 past tense and past participle bet or bettedpresent participle betting verb 1 (I, T) to risk money on the result of a race, game, competition, or other future event: bet (sb) that: Sean bet that I wouldn t pass my exam. | bet (sth) on: She bet… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
