Example: C'est bien possible qu'il pleuve demain après-midi.
Definition
"C'est bien possible" is a French expression used to indicate that something is quite likely or very possible. It conveys a strong possibility or likelihood, as in the example phrase, 'C'est bien possible qu'il pleuve demain après-midi,' meaning 'It is quite possible that it will rain tomorrow afternoon.'
Translations
That's quite possible
Es muy posible
Dat zou best kunnen
És ben possible
Das ist gut möglich
Etymology
The phrase "C'est bien possible" comes from French, combining "c'est" (it is), "bien" (well or indeed), and "possible" (possible). The expression emphasizes the certainty of possibility. Did you know? The use of "bien" intensifies the likelihood, making it stronger than just "c'est possible."
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