關於Prospect的意思和用法的提問

A: a prospect is someone that is being evaluated for a role or position.
"giving someone shit" means to good around with someone at their behest. think of it as making fun of or hazing someone.

A: Shop around in this example means you go to several stores to find out which has the best price for the car you want, or what model of car you like best, before deciding who to buy it from.

This song below uses it as a metaphor for not marrying the first girl you like, but wait and meet a lot of girls before you pick one.

https://youtu.be/AQGXa3FiXKM

A: "come to your aid" means "to help you"

A: Right off the bat = right away or immediately

A: She couldn't imagine a worse thing to happen. She is like a dead person - she can't move for fear of what is about to happen.

A: There's a reasonable prospect that his debts will be paid.

I see no prospect of things improving here.

My spirits sank at the prospect of starting all over again.

I didn't find the prospect of a house with no electricity very alluring.

The prospect of war really frightens me.

The prospect of so much work filled him with consternation.

Major developments are in prospect for the company.

I have always been delighted at the prospect of a new day, a fresh try, one more start, with perhaps a bit of magic waiting somewhere behind the morning.

Is there any prospect of the weather improving?

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A: Prospect is formal. It is not very common. It has three (3) meanings

(1) It means possibility. Example: He was happy at the prospect of getting a new job.

(2) It means looking for gold. Literally. Example: The miners were prospecting for gold.

(3) It means... like a prodigy. Example: The good workers are likely prospects for a promotion.

A: 1. Just the prospect of engaging him in conversation disgusts me. He is incredibly rude.
2. Her prospects for advancement are pretty high.
3. Your prospects are not looking pretty good right now.
4. I was absolutely thrilled at the prospect of studying abroad.

These are just a couple of examples. You can find many more if you google "prospect in example sentences." Let me know if you need any help.

A: Prospect
Look for riches

Bonanza
You found them

A: prospect - high chance of something happening in the future
possiblity - the chances of something happening (whether past present or future) - there is a possibility that the English didn't intend to create a vast empire

A:
 the possibility that something good might happen in the future:

Is there any prospect of the weather improving?

There seems little prospect of an end to the dispute.

[ + that ] There's not much prospect that this war will be over soon.

There's every prospect of success


 the feeling that good things are going to happen in the future:

The holiday lived up to all our expectations (= was as good as we were expecting).

I have high expectations for this job (= I believe it will be good).

We did so well - beyond all (= better than) ourexpectations.

I think she had unrealistic expectations of motherhood.

A: "Prospect" can be used in three ways:
1. A person who is seen as amazing and likely to succeed ;)
2. A potential customer or client
3. The likelihood of something happening

On the other hand, "outlook" can only be used in this situation:
1. A point of view on life ("You have such a negative outlook on life, Billy! Lighten up!")

Hope I helped :)

A: They are very close, but I do not believe exactly the same. "Good prospects" implies you already have specific knowledge of what might be open to you or what companies might be interested in you. "Good opportunities" is slightly more vague. You know, for example, you are a very good commercial artist, but do not really know who is hiring now. However, you know jobs are available!

That said, the terms definitely overlap.

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A: I have prospects that this will to improve.

You are mixing two expressions. Just say “this too will improve” or “i have prospects for improvement”

A: Do you mean I’m willing to search for a better prospect.

A: A few small but important points are missing:
1. Giants should be spelled with a capital G because it's a proper noun.
2. Actually, it should be "the Giants", because that's how we refer to sports teams.
3. "one of the top prospect" should be changed to "one of the top prospects" (note the pluralization of "prospects" with the addition of "s"). Think about it this way: The Giants have many prospects. (<= plural) He is one of those many prospects. Whenever you use the expression "one of ~", use the plural form of "~".

So, in short, the correct sentence would be:
"He is one of the top prospects of the Giants".
Or better yet:
"He is one of the Giants' top prospects". (Note that the apostrophe goes after the "s" in "Giants" because that is the rule when making plural possessive nouns).

A: The prospect of having to spend the whole week alone with my wife fills me with dread.

A: prospect here means something that might happen in the future.

将来になれる可能性のあることです。

Here there has been some suggestion, that the government might kill people when they turn 70 years old. She is mocking, making fun, of that 'prospect'.