chance oor Navajo

chance

/tʃæns/, /tʃɑːns/ adjektief, werkwoord, naamwoord

(countable) An opportunity or possibility.

Chance

eienaam

A male given name, an American pet form of Chauncey, in modern usage also associated with the word chance.

Soortgelyke frases

now is the only time, now is the only chance
t’áá k’ad t’éiyá

voorbeelde

IMAGINE that you have been sentenced to life in prison for a crime you didn’t commit. There is no chance of your ever being released.
BEE hazʼáanii tʼáadoo ndi kʼíínítiʼgóó biniinaa awáalya hótsaagóó doo chʼéenididooltʼeełgóó ná nihootʼą́.

You do not stand a chance against the powerful Assyrian army. —Isa 36:8, 9
Asíriya dineʼé bisiláo ayóó ádabóodziilígíí biniinaa doo dahodínóołnéeł da.—Isa 36:8, 9

So Satan offers us a chance to have a comfortable life now.
Séítan éí kʼad yeeʼ nizhónígo nił hasihgo neʼiiná yíłtʼih doo nihiłní.

And thus we see that there was no possible chance that they should live forever.
Dóó ákótʼáo deiiltsą́ hoolʼáágóó hináa dooleełígíí tsʼídá doo bá bihónéedzą́ą da silį́į́ʼ.

In verse 20, we learn that Jehovah gave them a chance to show how much they loved him.
Verse 20 éí, ayóóʼádabóʼnínígíí ííshjání ádeidoolíiłgo yá hoołʼaʼ.

With a university degree in law, I could have earned a lot of money, but I would have had little chance of finding part-time work.”
Law degree shee hólǫ́ǫgo éí béeso ląʼí bee áshʼı̨́į doo ńtʼééʼ, éí part-time naʼanish chʼééh hanishtáa doo ńtʼééʼ.”

I am living proof that even after many years, someone can be given another chance to serve God and be back in his love.”
Jiihóvah tʼáá háiida yóóʼazhdííʼą́ą ndi tʼáá yił kʼé nááʼahídidooniłgo bihónéedzą́ dóó ayóóʼánáábóʼníi doo.”

Parents, Give Your Children the Best Chance to Succeed
Azhéʼé dóó Amá, Nihaʼáłchíní Yéigo Bíká Anídaahjah

Now, 64 years later, there are seven children and many grandchildren and great-grandchildren who stand as evidence of the significant truth that no matter how good your message is, you may not get a chance to deliver it without consistent, persistent follow-up.
K’ad, 64jį’ naahai, tsosts’id niha’áłchiní, ig’í nihítsooké dóó naaki natsoíí silį́į́’ eíí bééhozin azhá nizhonígo sááh bee hásízíí’ ndí, nída t’áadoo bee hadíídzíhad ałkéé’ honi’ą́ą, t’áa bidíílkaalgo.

If you answered yes to the first two questions and selected three or more features in the third, consider this: There’s a good chance that others don’t see you as negatively as you see yourself.
Áłtsé naakigo naʼádéékidígíí aooʼ bidííníniidgo, áádóó tááʼ góneʼ naʼádéékidígíí éí táaʼgo da nídininilgo, díí bééhózíní doo: Nááná łahdę́ę́ʼ éí doo ádinílʼı̨́įgi átʼéego daniníłʼı̨́į da.

Did this just happen by chance?
Haash yitʼéego ákódzaa?

And we remember that we may still have the chance to help those people in the future.
Béénílniih, diné łaʼ łah átʼéego tsíńdadookosgo bee bíká adiijahgo átʼé.

And we also have a unique chance to use our gift of free will to honor Jehovah and show how much we love him!
Áko ádá nitsídeikeesgi, Jiihóvah nihee diníʼánę́ę bee baa hwiiʼniih biniyé chodeiniilʼı̨́į doo, áádóó ayóóʼádeiyíníiʼnínígíí tʼáá ííshjání doo!

Jehovah gave the Israelites the chance to show that they wanted to be on his side
Jiihóvah éí Ízrel dineʼé háí lá hachʼijí danilı̨́įgi bééhodoozįįł biniyé hoł ííshjání ádeidoolíiłgo ájiilaa