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1 event
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1. случай, случка, събитие
quite an EVENT цяло/истинско/същинско събитие
at all EVENTs, in any EVENT във всеки случай, така или иначе
in the EVENT of his coming/aм. that he come в случай че/ако дойде
in either EVENT и в единия, и в другия случай, така или иначе
the natural/normal/usual course of EVENTs естественият ход на събитията/нещата
2. изход, резултат
in the EVENT на действие, на практика, найпосле, накрая
3. сп. номер (при състезание)
table of EVENTs програма
athletic EVENTs атлетически състезания
4. физ. единично извършване (на процес)* * *{i'vent} n 1. случай; случка, събитие; quite an event цяло/истинско* * *състезание; случка; среща; случай; събитие; такт; произшествие;* * *1. at all events, in any event във всеки случай, така или иначе 2. athletic events атлетически състезания 3. in either event и в единия, и в другия случай, така или иначе 4. in the event of his coming/aм. that he come в случай че/ако дойде 5. in the event на действие, на практика, найпосле, накрая 6. quite an event цяло/истинско/същинско събитие 7. table of events програма 8. the natural/normal/usual course of events естественият ход на събитията/нещата 9. изход, резултат 10. случай, случка, събитие 11. сп. номер (при състезание) 12. физ. единично извършване (на процес)* * *event[i´vent] n 1. случай, събитие; случка; key \event решаващо (ключово) събитие; null \event събитие с нулева вероятност; quite an \event цяло (същинско, истинско) събитие; at all \events във всеки случай, непременно; in the \event of в случай на; в случай, че; in either \event и така, и иначе; и в единия, и в другия случай; in any \event във всеки случай, така или иначе; in the normal ( natural) course of \events... ако всичко се развива нормално ...; fortuitous \event юрид. случайност, непреднамереност; 2. изход, резултат; in the \event на действие, най-сетне, най-после, накрая; 3. сп. дисциплина; table of \events програма; athletic \events атлетически състезания; field \events състезания по скачане, хвърляне и пр.; track \events състезания по бягане; 4. тех. такт (на мотор).
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