They have little chance to practice it.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

They have little chance to practice it.

They are doing a very harsh practice.

He practiced as hard as he could.

They no longer have time to do trial and error.

an act of actually executing a plan instead of practicing

That practice is really tough.

That is good practice.

a proposed procedure that does not work in actual practice

All the practice up until now will be wasted.

That practice is really hard.

They can barely get there by on their own.

I don't practice that seriously, so I don't really improve.

the condition of knowing something in theory but of having no practical experience

They are in hard training for the game.

Everything eventually gets easier with practice.

They need more practice at [in] defense.

I want to take on that practice with all my might.

I have practice now.

Practice is both tough and fun.

I spend most of my time practicing.

She is working hard with practice.

There's no doubt he's practicing every day.

With practice you would be able to do it.

I could use more practice.

We practiced very hard to beat them.

In order to beat them, we practice very hard.

They hardly have any time left.

I could do my best with practice.

This is a good place to practice.

This is a good practice ground.