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1 unexpected expenses
Общая лексика: непредвиденные расходы -
2 unexpected
1) непредвиденныйunexpected expenses непредвиденные расходы2) внеплановый; незапланированный3) неконтролируемый ( фактор)4) самопроизвольный (синон. sudden)5) нештатныйEnglish-Russian dictionary of scientific and technical difficulties vocabulary > unexpected
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3 arise
1. I1) unexpected consequences (some trouble, a new problem, etc.) arose (may arise) возникли (могут возникнуть) непредвиденные последствия и т.д.; а new difficulty, has arisen возникло /появилось/ новое затруднение; the question of his ability arose встал вопрос о его способностях; the question has not arisen этот вопрос [и] не возникал /не вставал/; should the occasion arise если появится возможность или необходимость; if the need should arise если возникнет [такая] необходимость2) a revolt (unrest, discontent, general confusion, etc.) arose началось восстание и т. д.; а quarrel arose вспыхнула ссора; а storm (a strong wind, etc.) arises начинается /поднимается/ буря и т. д.; а mist arose поднялся туман; а murmur (a cry, etc.) arose послышался /поднялся/ ропот и т. д2. IIarise same time such incidents (conflicts) may arise any time такие инциденты (конфликты) могут возникнуть в любое время; arise somewhere such incidents may arise anywhere такие инциденты могут возникнуть где угодно3. XVI1) arise from /out of/ smth. arise from this fact (from the treaty, from your remarks, out of the situation, out of the decisions of the conference, etc.) следовать /вытекать/ из этого факта и т. д.; different complications will arise from this affair в результате этого дела возникнут различные осложнения; his illness arises from want of food (from poor nourishment) его болезнь является следствием неудовлетворительного (плохого) питания; additional expenses arose from your delay ванна задержка привела к дополнительным расходам /затратам/; her tears arise from vexation ее слезы вызваны досадой; nothing arises out of that statement из этого утверждения ничего не следует; arise in smth. doubts arose in his mind у него появились /возникли/ сомнения2) arise against smb., smth. arise against the ruler (against the English, against tyranny, against oppression, etc.) восставать /подниматься/ против правителя и т. д.; arise from smb. a shout arose from the crowd над толпой пронесся /прокатился/ крик3) id arise from the ruins подняться из руин; arise from the dead восстать из мертвых4. XIX1arise like a phoenix from the ashes возродиться из пепла, как [птица] феникс -
4 contingent
1. n доля; пропорциональное количествоthe British contingent at the Olympic games — спортсмены, представляющие Великобританию на Олимпийских играх
2. n доля, часть; причитающееся количество3. n воен. группа личного состава, личный состав, контингент4. a возможный5. a случайный; непредвиденный6. a воен. дополнительный7. a юр. условныйcontingent liability — условное обязательство, условный долг
Синонимический ряд:1. accidental (adj.) accidental; casual; chance; fluky; fortuitous; inadvertent; incidental; odd; uncertain; unexpected; unforeseen; unpredictable2. conditional (adj.) circumstantial; conditional; likely; possible; potential; probable; provisional; qualified; subject to3. subject (adj.) conditioned; dependent; relative; reliant; subject4. allotment (noun) allotment; complement; detachment; measureАнтонимический ряд:certain; unconditional
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