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Bayern Munich winger Ribery had been backed in to odds-on favouritism to join Liverpool following a summer of speculation over his future.

拜仁边锋里贝里加盟红军的赔率，不得不让球迷重新猜测刀疤男的未来。

Volz is the first admit that United are odds-on favourites to kick-off the 2006/07 campaign with victory, but he reckons the heavy expectation level on the Reds could work in Fulham's favour.

Volz是第一个承认曼联很有希望以胜利开始新赛季联赛的，但是他也认为红魔身上巨大的压力会帮自己的球队的忙。

In related news, bookies are now taking bets on which club will be next with a similar ban, with Tottenham Hotspur currently odds-on favourites.

相关新闻是，博彩公司已经在下注看哪个球队将下一个采取类似禁令。

Nothing it seems can stop Frank Lampard at the moment who looks odds-on to pass his record-breaking 20 goals from midfield last season.

如今，似乎没有什么能够阻止兰帕德打破自己的进球纪录。

After all, the high-flying Suns entered STAPLES Center bearing enormous expectations as the odds-on favorite to be the 2006-2007 NBA champions.

总之，太阳带着要赢得206-2007赛季总管军的雄心壮志走进了斯坦普斯中心。

Patrick Wintour The Guardian Nick Clegg, the odds-on favourite to become Liberal Democrat leader, yesterday announced that he will break the law and refuse to provide details of his identity if the government presses ahead with plans to make ID cards compulsory.

帕特里克途监护人尼克Clegg先生，赔率-关于最喜欢的要成为自由民主党领袖，昨天宣布，他将打破法律和拒绝提供细节，他的身份，如果政府塑机推进计划把身份证，强制执行。

The situation now is, in a way, the reverse: David Cameron, the current Tory leader and odds-on favourite to win the next election, has agreed to the debate, as has Nick Clegg, leader of the Liberal Democrats.

而现在形势从某种程度上说是恰恰相反：拥有50%以上支持率来赢得大选的保守党领袖大卫·卡梅伦和自由民主党领袖尼克·克莱格都已经同意进行电视辩论。

Only American Beauty, The Sopranos, and HBO amassed more than one win, while some odds-on[1] favorites, such as The Insider and The Talented Mr. Ripley, went home empty-handed.

只有《美国蔷薇》、《女高音》和HBO公司获得了两项以上的奖项，而一些原本获奖呼声很高的影片，如《局内人》和《天才的里普雷先生》等则空手而归。

I don't want to be odds with my neighbours.

我不想和我的邻居有任何的争吵。

I don't like my odds with you.

我不相信你

This matter overthrew all basises I learned from Sunday school .

这件事把我从周日学校学到的所有道理都颠覆了。

It's one of the cruel ironies of aging: if you want to remember your favorite restaurants, the less you should eat at them.

这是一个老化的残酷讽刺：如果你想记住你最喜欢的餐馆，你应该更少吃到它们。