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1 incidental
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. -
2 incident
noun2) (clash) Zwischenfall, der* * *['insidənt](an event or happening: There was a strange incident in the supermarket today.) der Vorfall- academic.ru/37355/incidental">incidental- incidentally* * *in·ci·dent[ˈɪn(t)sɪdənt]I. nan isolated \incident ein Einzelfall ma minor \incident eine Bagatellea shooting \incident eine SchießereiII. adj1. (resulting from)* * *['InsIdənt]1. n1) (= event) Ereignis nt, Begebenheit f, Vorfall ma day/book full of incident — ein ereignisreicher Tag/ereignisreiches Buch
there were several incidents of violence — es kam mehrmals zu Gewalttätigkeiten; (during demonstration etc) es kam mehrmals zu gewalttätigen Ausschreitungen
3) (in book, play) Episode f2. adj1)* * *A adj1. (to)a) verbunden (mit)b) gehörend (zu)b) PHYS einfallendB s1. Vorfall m, Ereignis n, Vorkommnis n, auch POL Zwischenfall m:full of incidents ereignisreich2. Nebenumstand m, -sache f4. JURa) (Neben)Folge f (of aus)b) Nebensache fc) (mit einem Amt etc verbundene) Verpflichtung* * *noun2) (clash) Zwischenfall, der3) (in play, novel, etc.) Episode, die* * *n.Begebenheit f.Ereignis -se n.Geschehnis n.Vorfall -¨e m.Zwischenfall m.
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