wager on造句

To bet or wager on.

To wager on horses for winners

He went to wager on horses with Hope.

Limit - the maximum amount a bookmaker will permit a bettor to wager on certain odds.

I'm prepared to wager on the possibility of finding empty seats at the theatre.

Well, Paul, if you are so confident in this forecast, would you like to place a wager on it and take advantage of my wickedness?

Last Wednesday, Mankiw responded to Krugman's attacks by suggesting: "Well, Paul, if you are so confident in this forecast, would you like to place a wager on it and take advantage of my wickedness?"

It also offers a chance to wager on the capital having a white Christmas (at ten-to-one against) or who will win the next election (the Tories, if you believe the odds).