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41 zufällig
I Adv. by chance, as luck would have it; bes. durch zusammentreffende Ereignisse: coincidentally; rein zufällig purely ( oder quite) by chance; er war zufällig zu Hause he happened to be at home; ich traf ihn zufällig I met him by chance, I happened to bump into him, I just bumped into him; weißt du zufällig, ob...? do you happen to know whether...?; sind Sie zufällig...? are you by any chance...?; wenn du zufällig mit ihm sprechen solltest if you (should) happen to be talking to him, if by any chance you have a word with him; „Ähnlichkeiten mit... sind rein zufällig“ in Buch, Film: any resemblance to... is purely coincidental; nicht zufällig hatte sie die Dokumente dabei it was no accident that she had the documents with herII Adj. accidental, chance...; (nebenbei) incidental; es war rein zufällig it was pure ( oder sheer) chance ( oder coincidence)* * *perchance (Adv.); by accident (Adv.); contingent (Adj.); fortuitous (Adj.); circumstantial (Adj.); coincidental (Adj.); casual (Adj.); haphazard (Adj.); chance (Adj.); incidental (Adj.); accidental (Adj.); by chance (Adv.)* * *zu|fäl|lig1. adjchance attr; Ergebnis auch accidental; Zusammentreffen auch coincidental, accidentaldas war rein zúfällig — it was pure chance, it was purely by chance
es ist nicht zúfällig, dass er... — it's no accident that he...
das kann doch nicht zúfällig gewesen sein — that can't have happened by chance
"Ähnlichkeiten mit lebenden Personen sind rein zúfällig" — ≈ "any similarities with persons living or dead are purely coincidental"
2. adv1) by chance; (esp bei Zusammentreffen von Ereignissen) coincidentallyer ging zúfällig vorüber — he happened to be passing
ich traf ihn zúfällig im Bus — I happened to meet him on the bus, I bumped or ran into him on the bus
das habe ich ganz zúfällig gesehen — I just happened to see it, I saw it quite by chance or accident
wir haben gestern darüber gesprochen, und heute habe ich zúfällig einen Artikel darüber gefunden — we were talking about it yesterday, and quite coincidentally I found an article on it today
wenn Sie das zúfällig wissen sollten — if you (should) happen to know
zúfällig auf ein Zitat stoßen — to chance upon a quotation, to happen to find a quotation
2) (in Fragen) by any chancekannst du mir zúfällig 10 Euro leihen? — can you lend me 10 euros by any chance?
* * *1) (happening by chance or accident: an accidental discovery.) accidental2) accidentally3) (by luck; without planning: They met by chance.) by chance4) (happening unexpectedly: a chance meeting.) chance5) haphazardly6) (depending on chance; without planning or system: a haphazard arrangement.) haphazard7) casually8) (happening by chance: a casual remark.) casual9) coincidental10) randomly11) (done etc without any particular plan or system; irregular: The opinion poll was based on a random sample of adults.) random* * *zu·fäl·ligII. adv1. (durch einen Zufall) by chancerein \zufällig by pure chancejdn \zufällig treffen to happen to meet sb2. (vielleicht)wissen Sie \zufällig, ob/wie/wann/wo...? do you happen to know whether/how/when/where...?* * *1. 2.adverbial by chancewissen Sie zufällig, wie spät es ist? — (ugs.) do you by any chance know the time?
* * *A. adv by chance, as luck would have it; besonders durch zusammentreffende Ereignisse: coincidentally;rein zufällig purely ( oder quite) by chance;er war zufällig zu Hause he happened to be at home;ich traf ihn zufällig I met him by chance, I happened to bump into him, I just bumped into him;weißt du zufällig, ob …? do you happen to know whether …?;sind Sie zufällig …? are you by any chance …?;wenn du zufällig mit ihm sprechen solltest if you (should) happen to be talking to him, if by any chance you have a word with him;„Ähnlichkeiten mit … sind rein zufällig“ in Buch, Film: any resemblance to … is purely coincidental;nicht zufällig hatte sie die Dokumente dabei it was no accident that she had the documents with her* * *1. 2.adverbial by chancewissen Sie zufällig, wie spät es ist? — (ugs.) do you by any chance know the time?
* * *adj.accidental adj.casual adj.coincidental adj.contingent adj.fortuitous adj.haphazard adj.incidental adj.random adj.stochastic adj. adv.accidentally adv.accidently adv.by accident adv.by chance adv.by hazard expr.coincidentally n.fortuitously n.haphazardly n.incidentally adv.perchance adv. -
42 pur
1) ( rein) pure, sheer;pures Gold pure gold;etw \pur anwenden to apply sth in its pure form;etw \pur trinken to drink sth neat [or straight];eine \pure Lüge ( fig) a blatant lie;die \pure Wahrheit the pure [or naked] truth, nothing but the truth;der \pure Wahnsinn absolute [or sheer] madness2) (fam: blank, bloß) sheer;ein \purer Zufall a sheer [or mere] coincidence;aus dir spricht der \pure Neid what you are saying is pure envy -
43 чистый
1. cleanчистая страница — clean / blank page
2. ( опрятный) neat, tidy3. ( без примеси) pure; (неразбавленный тж.) straight, neatчистый воздух — clear / pure air
чистый спирт — pure / neat alcohol
4. (о голосе, произношении) clear5. (о доходе и т. п.) net, clearчистая прибыль — net / clear profit
чистый барыш разг. — clear profit
иметь сто рублей чистого барыша — make* a clear hundred roubles, clear hundred roubles
6. (честный, безупречный, беспорочный) pure7. ( сущий) mere, pure; (о невежестве, озорстве и т. п.) sheerчистая случайность — mere / pure chance
чистое совпадение — mere / pure coincidence
чистый вздор — sheer / downright nonsense
8. ( неисписанный) blank♢
принимать что-л. за чистую монету разг. — take* smth. at its face value, take* smth. in all good faithчистая отставка уст. — final retirement
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44 mero
mero agg.1 (letter.) (puro) pure: acqua mera, pure water; vino mero, neat wine2 (fig.) (vero e proprio) pure, mere, sheer; simple: è tutta una mera invenzione, the whole thing is pure imagination; fu una mera coincidenza, it was a mere coincidence // (dir.) mera detenzione, (senza il possesso) custody, (senza la proprietà) naked possession.* * *['mɛro]aggettivo lett. [ coincidenza] mereper mero caso — by pure chance, by sheer accident
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45 чистый
1) ( незагрязнённый) cleanчи́стый воротни́к — clean collar
чи́стые ру́ки — clean hands
экологи́чески чи́стый — environmentally safe
2) ( без примеси) pure; (неразбавленный тж.) straightчи́стое зо́лото — pure gold
чи́стое серебро́ — pure silver
бриллиа́нт чи́стой воды́ — diamond of the first water
чи́стая вода́ — pure water
чи́стый во́здух — clear / pure air
чи́стый спирт — pure / neat alcohol
3) (опрятный, аккуратный) clean, neat, tidy4) ( без записей) blankчи́стая страни́ца — blank page
чи́стый диск информ. — blank disc
5) ( остающийся после вычетов) net, clearчи́стый вес — net weight
чи́стая при́быль — net / clear profit
чи́стый бары́ш уст. — = чи́стая при́быль
чи́стое вре́мя — net / actual time
6) (честный, безупречный, беспорочный) pureчи́стая со́весть — clear conscience [-ʃəs]
7) (о голосе, произношении) clear8) ( сущий) mere, pure; (о невежестве, озорстве и т.п.) sheerчи́стая случа́йность — mere / pure chance
чи́стое совпаде́ние — mere / pure coincidence
из чи́стого сострада́ния — from pure compassion
чи́стое недоразуме́ние — pure misunderstanding
чи́стый вздор — sheer / downright nonsense
чи́стая пра́вда — simple truth
чи́стое безу́мие — sheer madness
9) ( представленный в окончательном виде) cleanчи́стая корректу́ра, чи́стые листы́ полигр. — clean proof
10) разг. (грамотный, мастерский) neat, skil(l)fulчи́стая рабо́та — neat job
чи́стое попада́ние — sure hit
••чи́стое по́ле — open country
чи́стых крове́й — pureblooded
вы́йти чи́стым — clear oneself
на чи́стом во́здухе — in the open air
нача́ть с чи́стого листа́ — turn over a new leaf
принима́ть за чи́стую моне́ту что-л разг. — take smth at its face value, take smth in all good faith
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46 chance
1. nounleave something to chance — es dem Zufall od. Schicksal überlassen
by chance — zufällig; durch Zufall
2) (trick of fate) Zufall, dercould you by any chance give me a lift? — könntest du mich vielleicht mitnehmen?
give somebody half a chance — jemandem nur die [geringste] Chance geben
given the chance — wenn ich usw. die Gelegenheit dazu hätte
give something a chance to do something — einer Sache (Dat.) Gelegenheit geben, etwas zu tun
get a/the chance to do something — eine/die Gelegenheit haben, etwas zu tun
on the [off] chance of doing something/that... — in der vagen Hoffnung, etwas zu tun/dass...
stand a chance of doing something — die Chance haben, etwas zu tun
4) in sing. or pl. (probability)have a good/fair chance of doing something — gute Aussichten haben, etwas zu tun
[is there] any chance of your attending? — besteht eine Chance, dass Sie kommen können?
there is every/not the slightest chance that... — es ist sehr gut möglich/es besteht keine Möglichkeit, dass...
the chances are that... — es ist wahrscheinlich, dass...
5) (risk)2. transitive verbtake a chance/chances — ein Risiko/Risiken eingehen; es riskieren
chance it — es riskieren od. darauf ankommen lassen
chance one's arm — (Brit. coll.) es riskieren
* * *1. noun1) (luck or fortune: It was by chance that I found out the truth.) der Zufall, das Glück2) (an opportunity: Now you have a chance to do well.) die Chance3) (a possibility: He has no chance of winning.) die Aussicht4) ((a) risk: There's an element of chance in this business deal.) das Risiko2. verb1) (to risk: I may be too late but I'll just have to chance it.) riskieren2) (to happen accidentally or unexpectedly: I chanced to see him last week.) zufällig geschehen3. adjective(happening unexpectedly: a chance meeting.) zufällig- academic.ru/12029/chancy">chancy- chance on
- upon
- by any chance
- by chance
- an even chance
- the chances are* * *[tʃɑ:n(t)s, AM tʃæ:n(t)s]I. nto be pure [or sheer] \chance [that...] reiner Zufall sein[, dass...]to leave nothing to \chance nichts dem Zufall überlassenas \chance would have it wie es der Zufall wollteby any \chance vielleichtdo you have a light by any \chance? hätten Sie vielleicht zufällig Feuer?there's not much of a \chance of my coming to the party es ist eher unwahrscheinlich, dass ich zur Party kommethere's not a \chance in hell of my ever going out with him again mit dem werde ich nie im Leben nochmal weggehenthe \chance was one in a million die Chancen standen eins zu einer Million\chances are [that] they'll be late as usual aller Wahrscheinlichkeit nach werden sie wie immer zu spät kommen\chances are against it es ist eher unwahrscheinlichthere's a faint [or slight] [or slim] chance that... es besteht eine geringe Chance, dass...\chances of promotion Aufstiegschancen\chances of survival Überlebenschancento do sth on the off \chance etw auf gut Glück tunto be in with a \chance eine Chance habento [not] have [or stand] a \chance with sb/sth bei jdm/etw [keine] Chancen habento stand a \chance of doing sth Aussichten haben, etw zu tunI don't think I stand a \chance of winning ich halte es nicht für sehr wahrscheinlich, dass ich gewinneon the \chance für den Fallon the \chance of his retiring falls er zurücktrittgiven half a \chance, I'd give up working tomorrow wenn ich nur könnte, würde ich sofort aufhören zu arbeitenthe \chance of a lifetime eine einmalige Chanceto give sb a second \chance jdm eine zweite Chance gebento miss one's \chance seine Chance verpassenyou missed the perfect \chance du hast die Chance deines Lebens verpasstthe \chance of failure with this project is high die Gefahr, dass dieses Projekt fehlschlägt, ist hochthere's a \chance of injury in almost any sport fast jede Sportart birgt ein Verletzungsrisikoto take a \chance [or \chances] etwas riskierentaking \chances with your health is a bad idea seine Gesundheit aufs Spiel zu setzen, ist dummto take no \chances kein Risiko eingehen5.▶ to have an eye to the main \chance den eigenen Vorteil im Auge habenII. vi▪ to \chance to do sth etw zufällig tunthey \chanced to be in the restaurant just when I arrived als ich ankam, waren sie zufälligerweise auch gerade in dem Restaurantit \chanced that... es traf sich, dass...don't \chance your life's savings on a single investment setz deine ganzen Ersparnisse doch nicht auf eine einzige Kapitalanlage!to \chance it es riskierento \chance sth happening es darauf ankommen lassen, dass etw geschiehtto \chance one's luck sein Glück versuchen* * *[tʃAːns]1. n1) (= coincidence) Zufall m; (= luck, fortune) Glück ntby chance — durch Zufall, zufällig
(the) chances are that... — aller Wahrscheinlichkeit nach..., wahrscheinlich...
the chances are against that happening — vieles spricht dagegen or die Wahrscheinlichkeit ist gering, dass das eintritt
what are the chances of him agreeing? — wie sind die Aussichten or wie stehen die Chancen, dass er zustimmt?
what are the chances of his coming? — wie groß ist die Wahrscheinlichkeit, dass er kommt?
is there any chance he might be lost? —
on the chance of finding her at home — in der Hoffnung, sie zu Hause anzutreffen
he doesn't stand or hasn't got a chance — er hat keine(rlei) Chance(n)
he has a good chance of winning — er hat gute Aussicht zu gewinnen, er hat gute Siegeschancen
there will be a chance of rain on Thursday — am Donnerstag könnte es vereinzelt regnen
no chance! (inf) — nee! (inf), ist nicht drin
will you lend me £50? – sorry, no chance (inf) — leihst du mir £ 50? – bedaure, nichts zu machen or ist nicht drin (inf)
3) (= opportunity) Chance fyou won't get another chance of going there or to go there — die Gelegenheit, dahin zu fahren, bietet sich (dir) nicht noch einmal
I had the chance to go or of going — ich hatte (die) Gelegenheit, dahin zu gehen
give me a chance! — nun mach aber mal langsam (inf)
to give sb a chance —
you never gave me a chance to explain — du hast mir ja nie die Chance gegeben, das zu erklären
4) (= risk) Risiko nt2. attrzufällig3. viit chanced that... — es traf or fügte (geh) sich, dass...
4. vt1)2)I'll chance it! (inf) — ich versuchs mal (inf)
to chance one's arm (inf) — (et)was riskieren
I'll just have to chance that happening — das muss ich eben riskieren
* * *A s1. Zufall m:game of chance Glücksspiel n;by chance durch Zufall, zufällig;can you lend me £100 by any chance? kannst du mir zufällig oder vielleicht 100 Pfund leihen?;leave sth (nothing) to chance etwas (nichts) dem Zufall überlassen;as chance would have it wie es der Zufall wollte2. Schicksal n:3. Möglichkeit f, Wahrscheinlichkeit f:all chances of error alle denkbaren Fehlerquellen;a) auf die entfernte Möglichkeit hin, für den Fall (of sb’s doing sth dass jemand etwas tut),b) auf gut Glück;I’ll go there on the off chance of seeing him ich gehe hin, vielleicht sehe ich ihn (ja) doch;(the) chances are that … es besteht Aussicht, dass …; aller Wahrscheinlichkeit nach …4. Chance f:a) (günstige) Gelegenheit, (sich bietende) Möglichkeit, SPORT (Tor)Gelegenheit f:the chance of a lifetime eine einmalige Gelegenheit, die Chance seines etc Lebens;b) Aussicht f (of auf akk):chances of advancement (berufliche) Aufstiegsmöglichkeiten;a good chance of success gute Erfolgschancen pl;there is at least a 50 per cent chance that … die Chancen stehen mindestens 50:50, dass …;chance would be a fine thing! umg schön wärs!;I haven’t got a chance with him ich habe keine Chance gegen ihn, gegen ihn komme ich nicht an5. Risiko n:take a chance es darauf ankommen lassen, es riskieren (on mit);take no chances nichts riskieren (wollen), kein Risiko eingehen (wollen);that’s a chance I’ll have to take dieses Risiko muss ich eingehen6. obs Missgeschick n7. US dial Menge f, Anzahl fB v/i1. (unerwartet) eintreten oder geschehen:it chanced that … es fügte sich (so), dass …;I chanced to meet her zufällig traf ich sie2. chance (up)ona) zufällig begegnen (dat) oder treffen (akk),b) zufällig stoßen auf (akk) oder finden (akk)C v/t es auf eine Niederlage etc ankommen lassen, riskieren:chance missing sb es riskieren, jemanden zu verfehlen;chance one’s arm Br etwas riskieren;chance it umg es darauf ankommen lassen;chance one’s luck sein Glück versuchenD adj zufällig, Zufalls…:chance hit Zufallstreffer m* * *1. nounleave something to chance — es dem Zufall od. Schicksal überlassen
by chance — zufällig; durch Zufall
2) (trick of fate) Zufall, dergive somebody half a chance — jemandem nur die [geringste] Chance geben
given the chance — wenn ich usw. die Gelegenheit dazu hätte
give something a chance to do something — einer Sache (Dat.) Gelegenheit geben, etwas zu tun
get a/the chance to do something — eine/die Gelegenheit haben, etwas zu tun
on the [off] chance of doing something/that... — in der vagen Hoffnung, etwas zu tun/dass...
stand a chance of doing something — die Chance haben, etwas zu tun
4) in sing. or pl. (probability)have a good/fair chance of doing something — gute Aussichten haben, etwas zu tun
[is there] any chance of your attending? — besteht eine Chance, dass Sie kommen können?
there is every/not the slightest chance that... — es ist sehr gut möglich/es besteht keine Möglichkeit, dass...
the chances are that... — es ist wahrscheinlich, dass...
5) (risk)2. transitive verbtake a chance/chances — ein Risiko/Risiken eingehen; es riskieren
chance it — es riskieren od. darauf ankommen lassen
chance one's arm — (Brit. coll.) es riskieren
* * *n.Chance -en f.Gelegenheit f.Möglichkeit f.Zufall -¨e m. -
47 caso
m case( destino) chance( occasione) opportunitycaso d'emergenza emergencyper caso by chancea caso at random(in) caso che in casein caso contrario should that not be the casein ogni caso in any case, anywayin nessun caso under no circumstancesnel peggiore dei casi if the worst comes to the worst* * *caso s.m.1 chance: il caso volle che gli parlassi, I happened (o chanced) to speak to him; fu un puro caso, it was pure (o sheer) chance // a caso, at random: scegliere a caso, to choose at random // per caso, by chance: udimmo per caso, we heard by chance // guarda caso, as chance would have it // si dà il caso che, it so happens that2 ( fatto, circostanza, situazione) case; ( avvenimento) event, matter, affair: i casi della vita, ( gli alti e bassi) the ups and downs of life; caso di coscienza, matter of conscience; un caso di difterite, a case of diphtheria; caso medico, medical case; caso imprevisto, unforeseen event; è un brutto caso, it's an unpleasant affair; (dir.) caso giudiziario, (legal) case; (dir.) caso fortuito, fortuitous event; caso limite, extreme case; ci sono stati molti casi di rapina, there have been many cases of robbery; esponimi il tuo caso, put your case to me; farò un'eccezione nel vostro caso, I'll make an exception in your case; questo non è il vostro caso, this is not your case // pensate ai casi vostri, mind your own business // questo fa al caso nostro, this is what we want (o it's just what we need) // non farne un caso di stato, don't make a mountain out of a molehill (o out of it) // non è il caso di preoccuparsi, there is no need to worry3 ( eventualità) instance, case: in caso affermativo, in the affirmative; in caso di incendio telefonate a questo numero, in case of fire call this number; nel caso che non ci sia, in case he's not there; nel caso vi servissero soldi..., should you need any money... // caso mai, in caso, in case // in ogni caso, in any case (o at any rate o at all events) // in tal caso, in that case // poniamo il caso che, let us suppose that // in caso contrario, otherwise (o should that not be the case)4 ( possibilità, modo) way, possibility, alternative: non c'è caso di convincerlo, there is no way of convincing him5 far caso a qlco., qlcu., to take sthg., s.o. into account; non fare caso a qlco., qlcu., to take no account (o notice) of sthg., s.o.* * *['kazo]sostantivo maschile1) (circostanza) casein questo caso — in this case o event
in certi -i — in some o certain cases, under certain circumstances
in tal caso — in that case, if so
in caso contrario — if not, should it not be the case
in caso affermativo — if so, should that be the case
in entrambi i -i — either way, in either case
nel migliore, nel peggiore dei -i — at best, at worst
in ogni caso — at any rate, in any case
in nessun caso — in no case, under no circumstances
a seconda dei -i, secondo il caso — depending on the circumstances, as the case may be
in caso di emergenza, incendio — in case of emergency, fire
in caso di bisogno — if necessary, if need be
poniamo o mettiamo il caso che... suppose (that)..., let's assume that...; i -i sono due there are two possibilities; nel caso in cui o in caso venisse — in case he comes, should he come
2) (sorte) chance, fateil caso volle che... — as luck would have it,...
non è un caso se... — it's no accident that
3) per caso by chance, by coincidence, by accidenthai per caso il suo indirizzo? — do you have his address by any chance? do you happen to have his address?
4) a caso at random5) (situazione particolare) caseun caso disperato — a hopeless case (anche fig. scherz.)
6) dir. case7) (evento)8) ling. case•caso clinico — med. clinical case
caso patologico — pathological case; fig. nutcase, hopeless case
••fare caso a qcn., qcs. — to pay attention to, to notice sb., sth.
fare al caso di qcn. — to suit sb., to serve sb. purpose
guarda caso — iron. as chance would have it, strangely enough
* * *caso/'kazo/sostantivo m.1 (circostanza) case; in questo caso in this case o event; in certi -i in some o certain cases, under certain circumstances; in tal caso in that case, if so; in caso contrario if not, should it not be the case; in caso affermativo if so, should that be the case; in entrambi i -i either way, in either case; nel migliore, nel peggiore dei -i at best, at worst; in ogni caso at any rate, in any case; in nessun caso in no case, under no circumstances; a seconda dei -i, secondo il caso depending on the circumstances, as the case may be; in caso di emergenza, incendio in case of emergency, fire; in caso di bisogno if necessary, if need be; in caso di incidente in the event of an accident; si dà il caso che lo conosca I happen to know him; poniamo o mettiamo il caso che... suppose (that)..., let's assume that...; i -i sono due there are two possibilities; nel caso in cui o in caso venisse in case he comes, should he come2 (sorte) chance, fate; il caso volle che... as luck would have it,...; non è un caso se... it's no accident that...3 per caso by chance, by coincidence, by accident; mi trovavo lì per caso I (just) happened to be there; se per caso if by any chance; hai per caso il suo indirizzo? do you have his address by any chance? do you happen to have his address?4 a caso at random5 (situazione particolare) case; nel tuo caso in your case; un caso disperato a hopeless case (anche fig. scherz.); le precauzioni del caso the necessary precautions7 (evento) diversi -i di morbillo several cases of measles8 ling. casefare caso a qcn., qcs. to pay attention to, to notice sb., sth.; fare al caso di qcn. to suit sb., to serve sb. purpose; questo fa al caso mio this is exactly what I need; è il caso di dirglielo? should we tell him? era (proprio) il caso? was it really necessary? non è il caso di preoccuparsi there's no need to worry; non è il caso di ridere it's no occasion for laughter; non farci caso! never mind! take no notice! guarda caso iron. as chance would have it, strangely enough\ -
48 toeval
1 [aanval van vallende ziekte] fit, attack ⇒ (epileptic) fit/seizure♦voorbeelden:1 een toeval krijgen • have a fit/an attackII 〈 het〉♦voorbeelden:door een ongelukkig toeval • by mischanceniets aan het toeval overlaten • leave nothing to chanceop het toeval vertrouwen • trust to luck -
49 fluke
Ⅰ.fluke1 [flu:k]1 noun(piece of good luck) coup m de bol ou pot; (coincidence) hasard m;∎ by (a) sheer fluke (coincidence) par un pur hasard;∎ it was a fluke discovery cela a été découvert par hasard(shot) heureuxⅡ.fluke2(on anchor) patte f, bras m; (on whale's tail) lobe m de la nageoire caudaleⅢ.fluke3Entomology douve f -
50 fluke
fluke [flu:k]1. noun( = chance event) coup m de chance extraordinaire2. adjective[coincidence, circumstances] extraordinaire* * *[fluːk]1) ( lucky chance) coup m de veine (colloq)3) Zoology douve f -
51 louter
I 〈 bijwoord〉♦voorbeelden:louter bij toeval • by mere chance, by the merest coincidence, purely by accidentII 〈 bijvoeglijk naamwoord〉♦voorbeelden:van louter plezier • out of sheer pleasure -
52 чистая случайность
1) General subject: luck of the draw (Pure chance, as in It isn't anyone's fault it's just the luck of the draw (The American Heritage Dictionary)), pure accident, cross and pile, the long arm of coincidence, mere chance, pure luck, sheer luck2) Mathematics: perfect randomness (pure)3) Law: inevitable casualty4) Economy: pure chance5) Diplomatic term: cast of the die6) Information technology: play of pure chance7) Makarov: cross or pile, mere accidentУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > чистая случайность
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53 tilfældig
accidental, anyhow, casual, coincidental, erratic, haphazard, hit-or-miss, incidental, random* * *adj accidental ( fx similarity, meeting),(kun foran sb) chance ( fx acquaintance, discovery, meeting);F fortuitous;( uden bestemt hensigt) casual ( fx acquaintance, crime, meeting, remark);( lejlighedsvis) occasional ( fx visits);( spredt) stray ( fx remarks, shots, visitors);(foretaget el. valgt på må og få) random ( fx choice, examples, selection, shot), chosen at random ( fx they went into a house chosen at random),(neds) haphazard ( fx arrangement; in a haphazard way),F desultory ( fx reading; in a desultory way);[tilfældigt adv], se tilfældigvis,(= på må og få) at random ( fx scattered at random);[ tilfældigt valgt] chosen at random, randomly chosen;[ et tilfældigt valgt udsnit] a random sample;[ ganske (el. rent) tilfældigt] by a mere (el. the merest) chance, by sheer accident, quite accidentally;[ det var rent tilfældigt] it was a mere chance, it was a mere (el. pure) coincidence;[ tilfældigt arbejde] odd jobs;[ en tilfældig mand] some man;[ tilfældige omstændigheder] unforeseen (, chance, F: adventitious) circumstances. -
54 caso sm
['kazo]1) (fatalità, destino) chanceil caso ha voluto che... — by chance...
si dà il caso che... — it so happens that...
2) (fatto) Gramm, Med, Dir case3)fare al caso di qn — to be just what sb needs4) (possibilità, evenienza) possibility, eventin tal caso; in quel caso — in that case
be', in tal caso dovremo rimandare la partenza — well, in that case we'll have to put off our departure
in caso di necessità o bisogno — in case of need
al caso — if need be, should the opportunity arise
per caso — by chance, by accident
nel caso che... — in case...
ti do il mio numero di telefono, nel caso che tu venga a Roma — I'll give you my phone number, in case you come to Rome
caso mai non possiate venire... — if (by chance) you can't come...
dovrei essere lì alle 5, caso mai aspetta — I should be there for 5; if (by any chance) I'm not, wait
fare o porre o mettere il caso che... — to suppose that...
mettiamo il caso che ti inviti: accetteresti? — supposing he invited you, would you go?
5)far caso a qn/qc — to pay attention to sb/sth -
55 chance
[tʃɑ:n(t)s, Am tʃæ:n(t)s] n( coincidence) Zufall m;\chance encounter zufällige Begegnung;to leave nothing to \chance nichts dem Zufall überlassen;as \chance would have it wie es der Zufall wollte;by \chance zufällig;by any \chance vielleicht;do you have a light by any \chance? hätten Sie vielleicht zufällig Feuer?2) ( likelihood)there's not much of a \chance of my coming to the party ich werde wohl nicht zur Party kommen;there's not a \chance in hell of my ever going out with him again mit dem werde ich nie im Leben nochmal weggehen;the \chance was one in a million die Chancen standen eins zu einer Million;\chances are [that]... aller Wahrscheinlichkeit nach...;\chances of promotion Aufstiegschancen fpl;\chances of survival Überlebenschancen fpl;to do sth on the off \chance etw nur auf gut Glück tun;there's an outside \chance that... es besteht eine geringe Chance, dass...;to be in with a \chance eine Chance haben;I don't think I stand a \chance of winning ich halte es nicht für sehr wahrscheinlich, dass ich gewinnen werdegiven half a \chance, he'd give up working tomorrow hätte er auch nur die geringste Chance, würde er morgen aufhören zu arbeiten;( Brit)\chance would be a fine thing schön wär's ( fam)no \chance! niemals!;the \chance of a lifetime die Chance meines/deines/Ihres etc. Lebens ( fam)to give sb a [second] \chance [to do sth] jdm eine [zweite] Chance geben[, etw zu tun];to have a/the \chance [to do sth [or of doing sth]] eine/die Möglichkeit [o Chance] haben[, etw zu tun];to miss the/one's \chance [to do sth] die/seine Chance verpassen[, etw zu tun];you missed the perfect \chance du hast die Chance deines Lebens verpasst ( fam)the \chance of failure with this project is high die Wahrscheinlichkeit, bei diesem Projekt zu scheitern, ist hoch;to take a \chance [or \chances] es darauf ankommen lassen;taking \chances with your health is a bad idea seine Gesundheit aufs Spiel zu setzen, ist dumm vi unerwartet geschehen;they \chanced to be in the restaurant just when I arrived als ich ankam, waren sie zufälligerweise auch gerade in dem Restaurant vt ( fam);to \chance sth ( hazard) etw riskieren;( try) etw versuchen;don't \chance your life's savings on a single investment steck doch nicht deine ganzen Ersparnisse in ein einziges Investitionsprojekt!;to \chance one's arm [or (Brit a.) to \chance it] es riskieren [o darauf ankommen lassen] -
56 por pura casualidad
• as luck would have it• by chance• by coincidence• by mere chance• by pure chance• by sheer chance• purely• pureness• quite by accident• quite by chance -
57 caso
sm ['kazo]1) (fatalità, destino) chanceil caso ha voluto che... — by chance...
si dà il caso che... — it so happens that...
2) (fatto) Gramm, Med, Dir case3)fare al caso di qn — to be just what sb needs4) (possibilità, evenienza) possibility, eventin tal caso; in quel caso — in that case
be', in tal caso dovremo rimandare la partenza — well, in that case we'll have to put off our departure
in caso di necessità o bisogno — in case of need
al caso — if need be, should the opportunity arise
per caso — by chance, by accident
nel caso che... — in case...
ti do il mio numero di telefono, nel caso che tu venga a Roma — I'll give you my phone number, in case you come to Rome
caso mai non possiate venire... — if (by chance) you can't come...
dovrei essere lì alle 5, caso mai aspetta — I should be there for 5; if (by any chance) I'm not, wait
fare o porre o mettere il caso che... — to suppose that...
mettiamo il caso che ti inviti: accetteresti? — supposing he invited you, would you go?
5)far caso a qn/qc — to pay attention to sb/sth -
58 mere
1. n поэт. озеро; пруд; водное пространство2. n диал. болото3. n арх. рубеж, граница; межа4. v уст. ограничивать, проводить границу; межевать5. a усил. простой, чистый, не более чемmere accident — чистый случай, абсолютная случайность
a mere tool — всего-навсего орудие; не больше чем пешка
6. a усил. единственный; не более чем, всего лишь7. a усил. сущий, настоящий; всего лишьshe is a mere child — она сущий ребёнок, она всего лишь ребёнок
8. a усил. чистый, без примесейСинонимический ряд:1. common (adj.) common; commonplace; insignificant; minor; ordinary; plain; small2. simple (adj.) bare; entire; pure; scant; sheer; simple; unmixed; veryАнтонимический ряд:compound; considerable; impure; mixed; significant
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