flip a coin

常见例句

双语例句

• DAVE: I mean, we could flip a coin for it, but I would probably win again.
  迪夫：我的意思是，我们可以掷硬币决定，但是我很可能会再赢一遍。
• At this stage, business executives or ordinary citizens trying to comprehend the implications of the new law might as well flip a coin or hire a fortune teller.
  眼下，企业经理人员和一般市民正努力尝试理解新法律的含义，但就好像抛掷硬币和请一个算命的充满不确定性。
• You could flip a coin, but you could also just go with your gut reaction.
  你可以扔硬币决定，但也可以跟随你的本能感觉。

原声例句

• The best study to show this is a quiz show study, which is you take two people and you flip a coin.
  这个理论的最佳研究就是一个问答节目研究，找来两个人，抛硬币。
  耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选
• We'll assume that if there's a tie that we flip a fair coin or a Supreme Court judge, whatever you want to take, whichever.
  我们将假设如果有人票数一致,我们就掷硬币或由最高法院裁决,不论你们想用那种方法
  耶鲁公开课 - 博弈论课程节选

权威例句

• Perhaps best to flip a coin—but would that be a kroner, or a euro?
  ECONOMIST: Double standards
• So you could pay attention to the gurus, or flip a coin.
  FORBES: Clueless 2013 Investment Ideas
• We'd just flip a coin on election day and Donna could call heads and I'd call tails and whoever won could claim the election.
  NPR: Does Partisanship Have Its Place in Politics?
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