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[ə'keiʒən]1) (a particular time: I've heard him speak on several occasions.) priložnost2) (a special event: The wedding was a great occasion.) dogodek•- occasionally* * *I [əkéižən]nounprilika, priložnost; razlog, povod, vzrok; naključje; colloquially svečan dogodek; obsolete potreba; plural posli, opravkito give occasion to s.th. — dati povod za kajon occasion — tu in tam, včasihto rise to the occasion — biti čemu kos, odločno nastopitito take occasion to do s.th. — izrabiti priložnostto be the occasion of s.th. — biti povod za kajII [əkéižən]transitive verbpovzročiti, biti povod za kaj, sprožitithis occasioned him to go — to ga je napeljalo, da je šel
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