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[ə'feə(r)] 1.1) (event, incident) affare m., evento m., vicenda f.2) (matter) affare m., faccenda f., questione f.at first the conflict seemed a small affair — all'inizio il conflitto sembrava una questione di poco conto
3) (relationship) relazione f. (amorosa); (casual) avventura f.4) (concern)2.1) pol. giorn. affari m.2) (business) affari m.* * *[ə'feə]1) (happenings etc which are connected with a particular person or thing: the Suez affair.) caso2) (a thing: The new machine is a weird-looking affair.) cosa3) ((often in plural) business; concern(s): financial affairs; Where I go is entirely my own affair.) affare4) (a love relationship: His wife found out about his affair with another woman.) relazione* * *[ə'feə(r)] 1.1) (event, incident) affare m., evento m., vicenda f.2) (matter) affare m., faccenda f., questione f.at first the conflict seemed a small affair — all'inizio il conflitto sembrava una questione di poco conto
3) (relationship) relazione f. (amorosa); (casual) avventura f.4) (concern)2.1) pol. giorn. affari m.2) (business) affari m. -
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1. adjective(casual) beiläufig [Art, Bemerkung]; Neben[ausgaben, -einnahmen]2. noun, in pl.Nebensächlichkeiten; (expenses) Nebenausgaben* * *[-'den-]1) (occurring etc by chance in connection with something else: an incidental remark.) beiläufig2) (accompanying (something) but not forming part of it: He wrote the incidental music for the play.) Begleit-...* * *in·ci·den·tal[ˌɪn(t)sɪˈdentəl, AM -t̬əl]these points are true but \incidental to the main problem diese Punkte sind zwar zutreffend aber für das eigentliche Problem ohne Belang\incidental charges Nebengebühren pl\incidental expenses Nebenkosten pl\incidental wage costs Lohnnebenkosten pl\incidental question/remark beiläufige Frage/Bemerkung* * *["Insɪ'dentl]1. adj1)2. nNebensächlichkeit f, Nebensache f;* * *incidental [ˌınsıˈdentl]A adj1. nebensächlich, Neben…:incidental expenses → B 2;incidental music Begleitmusik f2. beiläufig3. gelegentlich4. zufälligthe expenses incidental thereto die dabei entstehenden oder damit verbundenen Unkosten6. folgend (on, upon auf akk), nachher auftretend:incidental images PSYCH NachbilderB s1. Nebenumstand m, -sächlichkeit f2. pl WIRTSCH Nebenausgaben pl, -kosten pl* * *1. adjective(casual) beiläufig [Art, Bemerkung]; Neben[ausgaben, -einnahmen]2. noun, in pl.Nebensächlichkeiten; (expenses) Nebenausgaben* * *adj.folgend adj.gelegentlich adj.zufällig adj.zugehörig adj. -
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affair [əˈfεər]1. nouna. ( = event, concern) affaire fb. ( = love affair) liaison f2. plural noun• to put one's affairs in order ( = business) mettre de l'ordre dans ses affaires ; ( = belongings) mettre ses affaires en ordre* * *[ə'feə(r)] 1.1) (event, incident, thing) affaire f2) ( matter) affaire fat first the conflict seemed a small affair — au début, le conflit ne paraissait pas grave
3) ( relationship) liaison f ( with avec); ( casual) aventure f4) ( concern) affaire f2.affairs plural noun1) Politics, Journalism affaires fpl2) ( business) affaires fpl -
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'æksidənt1) (an unexpected happening, often harmful, causing injury etc: There has been a road accident.) accidente2) (chance: I met her by accident.) casualidad•- accidentally
accident n accidenteby accident por casualidad / sin querertr['æksɪdənt]1 accidente nombre masculino■ I'm sorry, it was an accident lo siento, lo hice sin querer2 (coincidence) casualidad nombre femenino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLaccidents will happen las cosas pasan, lo que tiene que pasar pasaby accident por casualidadit was more by accident than design sonó la flauta por casualidadcar accident accidente nombre masculino de cocheaccident ['æksədənt] n1) mishap: accidente m2) chance: casualidad fn.• acaso s.m.• accidente s.m.• casualidad s.f.• desgracia s.f.'æksədənt, 'æksɪdənta) c ( mishap) accidente mto have an accident — tener* or sufrir un accidente
b) c u ( chance) casualidad fit is no accident that... — no es una casualidad or un hecho fortuito que...
['æksɪdǝnt]by accident — ( by chance) por casualidad; ( unintentionally) sin querer
1. N1) (=mishap) accidente mroad 2.to meet with or have an accident — tener or sufrir un accidente
2) (=unforeseen event) casualidad fby accident — (=by chance) por or de casualidad; (=unintentionally) sin querer, involuntariamente
I'm sorry, it was an accident — lo siento, lo hice sin querer
it's no accident that... — no es casualidad or casual que...
3) (Geol, Philos) accidente m2.CPDAccident and Emergency Department, accident and emergency N — (in hospital) Urgencias fpl
accident black spot N — punto m negro, punto m de alta siniestralidad
(road) accident figures NPL — cifras fpl de accidentes (en carretera)
accident insurance N — seguro m contra accidentes
accident prevention N — prevención f de accidentes
(road) accident statistics NPL — estadísticas fpl de accidentes (en carretera)
* * *['æksədənt, 'æksɪdənt]a) c ( mishap) accidente mto have an accident — tener* or sufrir un accidente
b) c u ( chance) casualidad fit is no accident that... — no es una casualidad or un hecho fortuito que...
by accident — ( by chance) por casualidad; ( unintentionally) sin querer
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[kəʊ'ɪnsɪdəns]nome coincidenza f., caso m.* * *[kou'insidəns]noun ((an) accidental happening of one event at the same time as another: By a strange coincidence we were both on the same train.) coincidenza* * *coincidence /kəʊˈɪnsɪdəns/n. [u]1 coincidenza; concordanza; corrispondenza2 combinazione; caso: What a coincidence!, che combinazione!; a happy coincidence, una coincidenza fortunata NOTA D'USO: - casual, case o coincidence?-.* * *[kəʊ'ɪnsɪdəns]nome coincidenza f., caso m. -
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1. a отдельный, обособленный; стоящий особняком2. a оторванный; несвязанныйa theory detached from life — теория, оторванная от жизни
3. a отдельный, выполняющий самостоятельную задачу4. a беспристрастный, непредубеждённый; независимый5. a воен. командированный6. a геол. отжатыйСинонимический ряд:1. alone (adj.) alone; apart; isolate; isolated; lone; removed; solitary; unaccompanied2. cut off (adj.) cut off; disjoined; divided; loosened; separated; severed3. even (adj.) calm; collected; composed; cool; cool-headed; even; even-tempered; imperturbable; nonchalant; unruffled4. indifferent (adj.) aloof; apathetic; by-the-way; casual; distant; incurious; indifferent; numb; pococurante; remote; unconcerned; uncurious; uninterested; uninvolved; withdrawn5. neutral (adj.) abstract; colorless; disinterested; dispassionate; impersonal; neutral; poker-faced; unpassioned6. abstracted (verb) abstracted; disassociated; disconnected; disengaged; dissociated; uncoupled; withdrawn7. detached (verb) detached; disconnected; disengaged; uncoupled8. divorced (verb) broke; disjoined; divided; divorced; separated; severed; split -
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1. a незначительный, мелкий; пустойtrivial offence — грешок, мелкий проступок
2. a пустой; занимающийся или интересующийся пустяками3. a тривиальный, банальный; обыденный4. a ненаучный, народный5. a ист. относящийся к тривиуму6. a биол. видовойСинонимический ряд:1. idle (adj.) idle; insignificant; meaningless; minor; unavailing; unimportant; useless; vain; worthless2. little (adj.) casual; inconsiderable; light; little; minute; shoestring; small-beer3. petty (adj.) inconsequent; measly; Mickey Mouse; negligible; niggling; paltry; peanut; peddling; pettifogging; petty; picayune; picayunish; piddling; piffling; pimping; puny; small; small-minded; unconsequential; unconsidered; ungenerous; unvital4. trifling (adj.) frivolous; immaterial; inconsequential; irrelevant; nonessential; nugatory; triflingАнтонимический ряд:grave; heavy; important; massive; significant; substantial -
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A n1 (event, incident, thing) affaire f ; the Haltrey affair l'affaire Haltrey ; the wedding was a grand affair le mariage a été une affaire prestigieuse ; the dress/cake was an extraordinary affair la robe/le gâteau était extraordinaire ;2 ( matter) affaire f ; at first the conflict seemed a small affair au début, le conflit ne paraissait pas grave ; state of affairs situation f ; it's a sad state of affairs c'est lamentable ;3 ( relationship) liaison f (with avec) ; ( casual) aventure f ; a passionate affair une liaison passionnée ;1 Pol, Journ affaires fpl ; foreign affairs affaires étrangères ; affairs of state affaires d'état ; they should not interfere in Egypt's (internal) affairs ils ne devraient pas se mêler des affaires de l'Égypte ; he deals with consumer affairs il s'occupe de la protection du consommateur ; foreign/religious affairs correspondent Journ spécialiste mf de politique internationale/des questions religieuses ;
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