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1 occurrence
[ə'kʌrəns]1) (event) evento m., avvenimento m., fatto m.to be a rare occurrence — avvenire o verificarsi raramente
2) (instance) occorrenza f.3) (of disease, phenomenon) (il) verificarsi* * *noun a strange occurrence.) avvenimento* * *occurrence /əˈkʌrəns/n.1 [u] l'accadere; (il) verificarsi; comparsa; apparizione: the frequent occurrence of sandstorms, il frequente verificarsi di tempesta di sabbia2 avvenimento; evento; fatto; fenomeno: an unforeseen occurrence, un avvenimento imprevisto; Strikes had become a regular ( o common) occurrence, gli scioperi erano diventati un evento all'ordine del giorno3 frequenza; occorrenza (stat.)FALSI AMICI: occurrence non significa occorrenza nel senso di bisogno o necessità.* * *[ə'kʌrəns]1) (event) evento m., avvenimento m., fatto m.to be a rare occurrence — avvenire o verificarsi raramente
2) (instance) occorrenza f.3) (of disease, phenomenon) (il) verificarsi -
2 event
[ɪ'vent]1) (incident) evento m., avvenimento m.2) (eventuality) caso m., eventualità f.in the event of — in caso di [fire, accident]
in the event — BE (as things turned out) di fatto, in realtà
3) (occasion)4) (in athletics) prova f., competizione f.field, track event — gara su campo, su pista
* * *[i'vent]1) (something that happens; an incident or occurrence: That night a terrible event occurred.) avvenimento, evento2) (an item in a programme of sports etc: The long-jump was to be the third event.) gara•- eventful- at all events / at any event
- in that event
- in the event
- in the event of* * *[ɪ'vent]1) (incident) evento m., avvenimento m.2) (eventuality) caso m., eventualità f.in the event of — in caso di [fire, accident]
in the event — BE (as things turned out) di fatto, in realtà
3) (occasion)4) (in athletics) prova f., competizione f.field, track event — gara su campo, su pista
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3 freak
I 1. [friːk]1) (deformed person) spreg. mostro m.2) (strange person) tipo m. strano, stravagante m. e f.3) (unusual occurrence) bizzarria f., anomalia f.4) colloq. (enthusiast) fanatico m. (-a)2.aggettivo [accident, storm] strano, anomaloII [friːk]verbo intransitivo colloq. andare fuori di testa* * *[fri:k]1) (an unusual or abnormal event, person or thing: A storm as bad as that one is a freak of nature; ( also adjective) a freak result.) fenomeno; capriccio2) (a person who is wildly enthusiastic about something: a film-freak.) fan•* * *[friːk]1. n(abnormal: person) fenomeno da baraccone, (animal, plant) mostro, (event) avvenimento eccezionale, (fam: enthusiast) fanatico (-a)health freak fam — salutista m/f
2. adj(storm, conditions) anormale, (victory) inatteso (-a)•* * *freak (1) /fri:k/A n.1 bizzarria; capriccio; fenomeno bizzarro; fatto bizzarro: a freak of fate, una bizzarria del destino2 (= freak of nature) scherzo della natura; mostro; sgorbio; ( anche freak in a sideshow) fenomeno da baraccone3 persona dal comportamento insolito; tipo bizzarro4 (fam.) fanatico; patito; entusiasta: film freak, fanatico del cinema; health freak, salutista fanatico; fitness freak, fanatico della formaB a.imprevedibile; anomalo; bizzarro; curioso; strampalato: a freak accident, un incidente imprevedibile; a freak storm, un temporale anomalo; a freak wave, un'onda anomala; freak weather, tempo matto● freak show, spettacolo con fenomeni da baraccone.freak (2) /fri:k/n.(to) freak (1) /fri:k/A v. t.1 ( slang, anche to freak out) far impazzire (dalla paura, dalla rabbia); mandare fuori di testa; mandare in paranoia (pop.)1 impazzire di paura; perdere la testa; sbarellare (pop.)3 entusiasmarsi; sballare (pop.)4 avere allucinazioni (sotto l'effetto della droga, spec. LSD); fare un brutto viaggio; strippare (pop.).(to) freak (2) /fri:k/v. t.macchiettare; screziare; striarefreakeda.screziato; striato; variegato.* * *I 1. [friːk]1) (deformed person) spreg. mostro m.2) (strange person) tipo m. strano, stravagante m. e f.3) (unusual occurrence) bizzarria f., anomalia f.4) colloq. (enthusiast) fanatico m. (-a)2.aggettivo [accident, storm] strano, anomaloII [friːk]verbo intransitivo colloq. andare fuori di testa -
4 everyday
['evrɪdeɪ]aggettivo [activity, routine] quotidiano; [life, clothes] di tutti i giorniin everyday use — [device, word] d'uso corrente
* * *1) (happening, done used etc daily: her everyday duties.) quotidiano2) (common or usual: an everyday event.) di tutti i giorni* * *everyday /ˈɛvrɪdeɪ/a.1 di ogni giorno; di tutti i giorni; quotidiano: an everyday occurrence, una cosa che succede tutti i giorni; everyday routine, routine quotidiana2 di tutti i giorni; comune; ordinario: everyday life, la vita di tutti i giorni; everyday shoes, le scarpe di tutti i giorni; everyday speech, la parlata comune; la lingua d'uso; It's an everyday thing!, è cosa di tutti i giorni!* * *['evrɪdeɪ]aggettivo [activity, routine] quotidiano; [life, clothes] di tutti i giorniin everyday use — [device, word] d'uso corrente
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5 occur
[ə'kɜː(r)]1) (happen) [change, event] avvenire, verificarsi; [delay, fault] verificarsi; [ symptom] comparire, manifestarsi; [ opportunity] presentarsi2) (be present) [ disease] presentarsi; [species, toxin, mistake] trovarsi; [ phrase] ricorrere* * *[ə'kə:]past tense, past participle - occurred; verb1) (to take place: The accident occurred yesterday morning.) accadere, succedere2) ((with to) to come into one's mind: An idea occurred to him; It occurred to me to visit my parents.) (venire in mente)3) (to be found: Oil occurs under the sea.) trovarsi•* * *[ə'kɜː(r)]1) (happen) [change, event] avvenire, verificarsi; [delay, fault] verificarsi; [ symptom] comparire, manifestarsi; [ opportunity] presentarsi2) (be present) [ disease] presentarsi; [species, toxin, mistake] trovarsi; [ phrase] ricorrere -
6 everyday every·day adj
['ɛvrɪˌdeɪ]quotidiano (-a), di ogni giorno, (expression) di uso corrente, (use, occurrence, experience) comune, (shoes, clothes) di tutti i giorni
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