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Definition of promising in English: promisingadjective ˈprɒmɪsɪŋˈprɑməsɪŋ Showing signs of future success. 有指望的，有希望的；有出息的，有前途的 前途无量的电影演员。 a promising start to the season 本赛季良好的开局。 Example sentencesExamples - This move marks the end of an era for Chippenham, but also gives the livestock market a promising future.
- It can provide a promising future and be potentially profitable.
- A number of promising avenues of research are ripe for commercialisation.
- The ending doesn't convince, but this is a highly promising debut.
- Seen as the key to a promising future, education was the greatest separator.
- This bold augmentation of his range of forms is not fully resolved, but remains a promising area for future experimentation.
- Adaptation is a promising sign that American film-makers are still prepared to take risks.
- At first glance, it does not seem remotely promising.
- A lively exchange of ideas between you and your sweetheart could pave the way to a more promising future.
- The future appeared very promising for the bright yellow racer but the plane was badly damaged in a landing accident after the races.
- For Zoe, her talent and her ability to think critically and freely has become her ticket to an adventurous, bright and promising future.
- What had begun as a highly promising career ended in sadness and disillusionment.
- While some will end up with a promising start to their future careers, others will have to live with the poor results they received in the National College Entrance Examination.
- There may not be a pitcher in baseball with a more promising future.
- However, in the past year or so things have begun to look very promising.
- She let go of a potentially promising musical career.
- By 1949, her painting style had matured and her future looked very promising.
- In their place come several top draft choices and a number of promising youngsters.
- Abandoning a promising career as a virtuoso pianist, he became an influential teacher.
- Even though most parents realize that success in school can create a more promising future, they may underestimate their own potential to impact learning.
Synonyms good, encouraging, favourable, hopeful, full of promise, auspicious, propitious, optimistic, positive, bright, rosy, likely-looking, heartening, reassuring with potential, budding, up-and-coming, rising, coming, in the making talented, gifted, able, apt
Derivativesadverb ˈprɒmɪsɪŋli This year started promisingly for Tony Labbozzetta. Example sentencesExamples - They began promisingly enough and twice eased in front in the early minutes, but they did no more than flatter to deceive and were a well beaten side long before the hour had run its course.
- The afternoon began quite promisingly for York.
- More to the point, why is it suddenly raining outside when I've just finished a load of washing that needs to dry and it was promisingly sunny and breezy an hour ago?
- It was an anti-climactic end to a game which had begun promisingly with both sides threatening to break the deadlock inside the first few minutes.
Definition of promising in US English: promisingadjectiveˈprɑməsɪŋˈpräməsiNG Showing signs of future success. 有指望的，有希望的；有出息的，有前途的 前途无量的电影演员。 a promising start to the season 本赛季良好的开局。 Example sentencesExamples - At first glance, it does not seem remotely promising.
- Even though most parents realize that success in school can create a more promising future, they may underestimate their own potential to impact learning.
- The ending doesn't convince, but this is a highly promising debut.
- She let go of a potentially promising musical career.
- A lively exchange of ideas between you and your sweetheart could pave the way to a more promising future.
- While some will end up with a promising start to their future careers, others will have to live with the poor results they received in the National College Entrance Examination.
- In their place come several top draft choices and a number of promising youngsters.
- What had begun as a highly promising career ended in sadness and disillusionment.
- This bold augmentation of his range of forms is not fully resolved, but remains a promising area for future experimentation.
- The future appeared very promising for the bright yellow racer but the plane was badly damaged in a landing accident after the races.
- For Zoe, her talent and her ability to think critically and freely has become her ticket to an adventurous, bright and promising future.
- By 1949, her painting style had matured and her future looked very promising.
- Seen as the key to a promising future, education was the greatest separator.
- There may not be a pitcher in baseball with a more promising future.
- It can provide a promising future and be potentially profitable.
- This move marks the end of an era for Chippenham, but also gives the livestock market a promising future.
- However, in the past year or so things have begun to look very promising.
- Abandoning a promising career as a virtuoso pianist, he became an influential teacher.
- A number of promising avenues of research are ripe for commercialisation.
- Adaptation is a promising sign that American film-makers are still prepared to take risks.
Synonyms good, encouraging, favourable, hopeful, full of promise, auspicious, propitious, optimistic, positive, bright, rosy, likely-looking, heartening, reassuring with potential, budding, up-and-coming, rising, coming, in the making
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