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Cat In Hell Without Claws. The original phrase was no more chance than a cat in hell without claws (with variation) and (taking a different tack and searching for hell without claws rather than cat in hell turns. To have no possibility of succeeding, coming to pass, or achieving something. Not have a cat in hell’s chance これは、 「チャンスがまったくない」「不可能」「無理」 という意味合いで使われるイディオムです。 本当は「no more chance than a cat in hell. To be completely unable to achieve something: There's not a cat in hell's chance. Absolutely no chance or possibility (of succeeding, coming to pass, or achieving something). They haven't a cat in hell's chance of getting over the mountain in weather like this. The origin is unknown, but the idiom seems to stem from the idea that a cat without claws would have a hard time surviving. From longman dictionary of contemporary english not stand/have a cat in hell’s chance (of doing something) informal to not have any. Not have a cat in hell's chance.

Not have a cat in hell's chance. The original phrase was no more chance than a cat in hell without claws (with variation) and (taking a different tack and searching for hell without claws rather than cat in hell turns. There's not a cat in hell's chance. Not have a cat in hell’s chance これは、 「チャンスがまったくない」「不可能」「無理」 という意味合いで使われるイディオムです。 本当は「no more chance than a cat in hell. From longman dictionary of contemporary english not stand/have a cat in hell’s chance (of doing something) informal to not have any. To be completely unable to achieve something: To have no possibility of succeeding, coming to pass, or achieving something. They haven't a cat in hell's chance of getting over the mountain in weather like this. Absolutely no chance or possibility (of succeeding, coming to pass, or achieving something). The origin is unknown, but the idiom seems to stem from the idea that a cat without claws would have a hard time surviving.

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Cat In Hell Without Claws The original phrase was no more chance than a cat in hell without claws (with variation) and (taking a different tack and searching for hell without claws rather than cat in hell turns. There's not a cat in hell's chance. The original phrase was no more chance than a cat in hell without claws (with variation) and (taking a different tack and searching for hell without claws rather than cat in hell turns. They haven't a cat in hell's chance of getting over the mountain in weather like this. Not have a cat in hell’s chance これは、 「チャンスがまったくない」「不可能」「無理」 という意味合いで使われるイディオムです。 本当は「no more chance than a cat in hell. The origin is unknown, but the idiom seems to stem from the idea that a cat without claws would have a hard time surviving. From longman dictionary of contemporary english not stand/have a cat in hell’s chance (of doing something) informal to not have any. Absolutely no chance or possibility (of succeeding, coming to pass, or achieving something). To have no possibility of succeeding, coming to pass, or achieving something. To be completely unable to achieve something: Not have a cat in hell's chance.