prob — prob; prob·a·bil·i·o·rism; prob·a·bil·i·o·rist; prob·a·bi·lism; prob·a·bi·lis·tic; prob·a·bil·i·ty; prob·a·bi·lize; prob·a·bly; prob·er; prob·ert·ite; prob·it; prob·lem·at·i·cal·ly; prob·lem·a·tist; prob·lem·ist; prob·lem·ize; prob·o·la;… … English syllables
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prob. — prob. (probable) n. likely, plausible, reasonable prob. (probably) adv. in all likelihood, most likely, in all probability prob. (problem) n. difficulty, situation that requires a solution … English contemporary dictionary
prob — /prob/, n. Chiefly Brit. Slang. problem. [by shortening] * * * … Universalium
prob — abbrev. 1. probable 2. probably 3. problem … English World dictionary
prob´er — probe «prohb», verb, probed, prob|ing, noun. –v.t. 1. to search into; examine thoroughly; investigate: »to probe a person s thoughts or feelings to find out why he acted as he did. Man in his unquenchable thirst for oil has probed ever deeper… … Useful english dictionary
prob — noun Short form of . No prob, Ill fix it tomorrow … Wiktionary
prob — /prɒb/ (say prob) noun Colloquial a problem …
prob´a|bi|lis´ti|cal|ly — prob|a|bi|lis|tic «PROB uh buh LIHS tihk», adjective. 1. having to do with or based on probability: »Clausius, Maxwell, and Boltzmann showed how to derive the laws of gases from probabilistic assumptions about the behavior of individual molecules … Useful english dictionary
prob|a|bi|lis|tic — «PROB uh buh LIHS tihk», adjective. 1. having to do with or based on probability: »Clausius, Maxwell, and Boltzmann showed how to derive the laws of gases from probabilistic assumptions about the behavior of individual molecules (Scientific… … Useful english dictionary
