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noun(piece of bad luck) unglücklicher Zufallby a or some mischance — durch einen unglücklichen Zufall
* * *((a piece of) bad luck.) der Unfall* * *mis·chance[mɪsˈtʃɑ:n(t)s, AM -ˈtʃæn-]n ( form)sheer \mischance reines Pechby some \mischance durch einen unglücklichen Umstand* * *["mɪs'tʃAːns]nunglücklicher Zufall* * ** * *noun(piece of bad luck) unglücklicher Zufallby a or some mischance — durch einen unglücklichen Zufall
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((a piece of) bad luck.) desgracia, mala suertetr[mɪs'ʧɑːns]1 formal use desgracia, mala suerte nombre femeninomischance [mɪs'ʧænts] n: desgracia f, infortunio m, mala suerte fn.• fatalidad s.f.• infortunio s.m.• mala suerte s.f.'mɪs'tʃæns, ˌmɪs'tʃɑːnsmass & count noun infortunio m, desgracia f[mɪs'tʃɑːns]N desgracia f, mala suerte f* * *['mɪs'tʃæns, ˌmɪs'tʃɑːns]mass & count noun infortunio m, desgracia f -
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mis·chance [mɪsʼtʃɑ:n(t)s, Am -ʼtʃæn-] n( form)sheer \mischance reines Pechby some \mischance durch einen unglücklichen Umstand -
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§ რაიმე, რამდენიმე§1 რამდენიმე2 ზოგადი, ზოგიერთიsome like tea, some like coffee ზოგს ჩაი უყვარს, ზოგს კი ყავა3 ვიღაც, რაღაც, რომელიღაც, სადღაც, როდესაც, როდისმე●●some other day / time სხვა დროს4 ნაწილი5 (აღნიშნავს მცირე რაოდენობას და არ ითარგმნება)●●some more კიდევ ცოტა მეტიgive me some more apples / money ვაშლი კიდევ მომეცი // ცოტა მეტი ფული მომეცი6 დაახლოებითI waited some 20 minutes and then left ერთი ოცი წუთი ველოდე და მერე წავედიin some degree რაღაც დონემდე, ნაწილობრივI`ll get some fresh air წავალ, სუფთა ჰაერს ჩავყლაპავ -
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6 mischance mis·chance n
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