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1 occasion
сущ.1) общ. случай, событие (обычно употребляется для обозначения какого-л. неординарного события, напр., праздника и т. п.)special occasion — особое событие, особый случай
It was needed only on special occasions. — Это было необходимо только в особых случаях.
on occasion — время от времени, от случая к случаю
2) общ. необходимость; обстоятельства (ситуация, требующая определенных действий, вынуждающая на определенные действия)he has never had occasion to use it — у него никогда не было необходимости воспользоваться этим.
3) общ. повод, основание, причинаhe has no occasion to criticize me — у него нет причин критиковать меня.
See:4) общ. шанс, возможность, случайyou might never have another occasion to do it — у тебя может не быть другого шанса сделать это.
There was never an occasion for her to demonstrate her skill. — У нее никогда не было возможности показать, на что она способна.
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2 occasion
[ə'keɪʒ(ə)n]n1) случай, разI did what the occasion required (demanded). — Я сделал то, что требовали обстоятельства. /Я поступил так, как требовали обстоятельства.
We met only on one occasion. — Мы встречались только один раз.
There are occasions when you must not refuse. — Бывают такие обстоятельства/случаи, когда нельзя отказаться.
- favourable occasion- on that occasion
- on the occasion of his arrival
- on many occasions
- on all occasions
- on all occasion
- on another occasion
- on similar occasions
- on the last occasion
- on the occasion of my sister's mariage
- meet smb on several occasions
- profit by the occasion2) событиеIt was quite an occasion. — Это было целое событие.
He wrote the music for this occasion. — Он написал музыку специально для этого случая.
The whole family gathered for the occasion. — Вся семья собралась по поводу этого события.
- great occasion- historical occasion
- festive occasion
- domestic occasion
- on this happy occasion
- mark the occasion3) возможность, удобный случай, подходящий моментI'll do it on the first possible occasion. — Я сделаю это при первой возможности.
- unexpected occasion- rare occasion to do smth
- offer a splendid occasion to do smth
- have frequent occasion to see him
- have a sence of occasion
- have occasion to observe the ceremony
- take the occasion
- choose one's occasion
- fit the occasion4) повод, причина, основаниеThere is no occasion for alarm. — Нет никаких оснований для тревоги.
It was the occasion for a new quarrel. — Это послужило поводом для новой ссоры.
I've already had occasion to warn him about it. — Мне уже приходилось предупреждать его об этом
- have occasion for complaint- give smb occasion to be angry
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