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adjective(happening by chance) zufällig; (unintended) unbeabsichtigt* * *[-'den-]* * *ac·ci·den·tal[ˌæksɪˈdentəl, AM -t̬əl]I. adj1. (unintentional) versehentlich, unbeabsichtigtit was \accidental es war ein Versehen2. TRANSP Unfall-\accidental damage Unfallschaden m3. (chance) zufälligpurely \accidental rein zufällig* * *["ksɪ'dentl]1. adjone of the accidental effects of this scheme was... — eine der Wirkungen, die dieser Plan unbeabsichtigterweise mit sich brachte, war...
2) (= resulting from accident) injury, death durch Unfall2. n (MUS)(= sign) Versetzungszeichen nt, Akzidentale f (form); (= note) erhöhter/erniedrigter Ton* * *accidental [ˌæksıˈdentl]A adj (adv accidentally)1. zufällig (vorhanden, geschehen oder hinzugekommen), Zufalls…2. versehentlich:accidentally on purpose angeblich aus Versehen3. unwesentlich, nebensächlich:accidental colo(u)r Nebenfarbe f;accidental lights → B 5;accidental point (perspektivischer) Einfallspunkt4. Unfall…:accidental death Unfalltod m5. MUS alteriertB s1. (etwas) Zufälliges2. zufällige Eigenschaft3. Nebensache f4. MUS Akzidens n (Versetzungszeichen innerhalb eines Taktes)5. meist pl MAL Nebenlichter pl* * *adjective(happening by chance) zufällig; (unintended) unbeabsichtigt* * *adj.unglücklich adj.versehentlich adj.zufällig adj.
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