Part 6: English in a Minute: Long Shot
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English in a Minute: Long Shot
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welcome to English in a minute.
Shot put is an Olympic sport.
You throw a small but heavy metal ball as far as you can.
Long shot.
I bought a lottery ticket.
You know the chances of winning are very small.
I know
Very, very small.
What I mean is... you're not going to win.
I know it's a long shot, but the top prize is $35 million
$35 million
Later.
Where are you going?
To buy all the tickets?
A long shot is something that has little chance of succeeding.
You may not expect to succeed, but long shots can be worth trying.
People who follow horse racing use this expression a lot
And that's English in a minute.