1.〈口〉不确实的,危险的
2.〈英〉幸运的
1.involving a risk and not certain to be successful
1."The entire structure of foreign aid must be overhauled" if rebuilding is to help, rather than hinder, Haiti's development, Mr Chancy said.
他表示如果重建欲推动，而不是阻碍海地的发展，“整个外国援助体系必须彻底检修”。
2.This chancy policy might have left Gadhafi wounded, dangerous and in power. But it didn't.
这项冒险政策可能会让卡扎菲伤痕累累、陷入困境、执掌大权，但事实并非如此。
3.Bain's investment in 2009 was an unusually chancy move, given the uncertainty surrounding Mr. Huang.
考虑到黄光裕所面临的不确定性，贝恩2009年宣布投资是一个不同寻常的冒险举动。
4.A: Don't you think it's a bit chancy?
你不觉得有点不可靠吗？
5.Still , this form of indirect communication and tacit restraint was slow and chancy .
不过，这种间接信息和暗自抑制的方式，毕竟还是太慢，而且也不太确实。
6.From now on, politics would be less chancy, less subject to shifts of fortune, and human life would be better.
今后，政治将更少不确定性，更少受命运变幻的支配，并且人类生活将更美好。
7.That was a chancy thing to do; you could have been badly injured.
那事做起来可真危险，当时你很有可能会遇害。
8.It failed at the box office earlier this year. Studio executives have long known that such films are chancy.
今年早些时候它的票房大败，电影公司的制作人其实早就知道这样的电影很有风险。
9.a chancy appeal at best; getting that job was definitely fluky; a fluky wind; an iffy proposition.
最多是侥幸的上诉；得到那份工作纯粹是侥幸；变化不定的风；一个不确定的主张。
10.The chancy meeting in Singapore made the situation worse.
在新加坡的邂逅更是加剧了这种情况。