incident

1 عمومی:: روی‌ داد، حادثه‌، حتمی‌ وابسته‌، واقعه‌، شایع‌، نقطه تلاقی، ضمنی‌

شبکه مترجمین ایران

2 عمومی:: اتفاق، رخداد، پیشامد

شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general::   noun ADJ. major, serious | little, minor, small, trivial | further After nearly falling twice, she managed to make it to the top of the cliff without further incident. | whole He came to regret the whole incident. | actual, real/real-life The story is based on an actual incident. | alleged | reported | recorded | latest, recent | past | bad, horrific, horrifying, nasty, terrible, ugly, unpleasant, unsavoury some of the worst incidents of urban violence | violent | fatal, tragic | dramatic | controversial | famous | regrettable, unfortunate | embarrassing | bizarre, curious, mysterious, strange, unusual | amusing | unrelated, separate The police said that two men had been arrested after the match in unrelated incidents. | isolated It is feared that the attack may not have been an isolated incident. | scattered scattered incidents of violence across the country | domestic | international | border Talks between the neighbouring countries were called off following a border incident. | racial | diplomatic An error in the translation nearly caused a diplomatic incident. | terrorist | nuclear | bomb/bombing, shooting, stabbing | pollution | off-the-ball (sport) She received a serious jaw injury in an off-the-ball incident. VERB + INCIDENT cause, provoke | be responsible for The group is believed to have been responsible for several terrorist incidents. | be involved in The hot-headed tennis star became involved in an incident with the umpire. | deal with, handle The incident was extremely well handled. | avoid, prevent | regret | see, witness | recall, remember He recalled a similar incident 14 months earlier. | forget | describe, recount She described the incident as outrageous. They all laughed as he recounted the amusing incident. | discuss, talk about | play down the government's desire to play down the incident | report The pedestrian who had nearly been run over reported the incident to the police. | investigate | be hurt in, be injured in, be killed in | pass (off) without, proceed without, take place without The demonstration passed without incident. INCIDENT + VERB happen, occur, take place | arise (from/out of sth) incidents arising out of an industrial dispute | involve sb/sth a minor incid | cause sth, lead to sth, spark sth (off) The incident sparked off a riot which lasted three days. INCIDENT + NOUN room An incident room was set up at a police station near the site of the crash. PREP. following an/the ~ He was asked to leave the club following an incident at a training camp. | in an/the ~ Three soldiers were wounded in the incident. | over an/the ~ She was never disciplined over the incident. | without ~ The patrol had covered 200 miles without incident.

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

2 general:: noun event: The incident happened at noon.

Simple Definitions

3 general:: incident adjectives a serious incident • The road is closed following a serious incident earlier today. a major incident (= very serious ) • The most recent major incident was an explosion at an oil refinery. a small/minor incident • An apparently minor incident sparked off rioting. the whole incident • The whole incident was caught on CCTV. a separate incident • Young men were killed in two separate incidents on the same day. a related incident (= connected to another incident ) • The report describes a number of related incidents. an isolated incident (= one that happens on its own, not together with others ) • Luckily the attack turned out to be an isolated incident. the latest incident (= the most recent one ) • In the latest incident a post office was broken into. a dramatic incident (= unexpected and exciting ) • Viewers watched the dramatic incident on the television news. a violent incident • There have been several violent incidents at football matches recently. a tragic incident (= one that involves someone’s death ) • Andrew’s father was lost at sea in this tragic incident. an unfortunate incident (= involving an accident or argument ) • Disciplinary action may be taken over this unfortunate incident. an embarrassing incident • He left after an embarrassing incident in the bar. a strange/unusual incident • Any unusual incidents should be reported to the police. a shooting/stabbing incident (= when someone is shot or stabbed ) • Two men died today in a shooting incident. verbs an incident happens • The incident happened as Mrs Edwards was walking her dog. an incident occurs formal • The tragic incident occurred just after midnight. cause an incident • His carelessness caused a major incident. provoke/spark off an incident (= cause it to happen suddenly ) • It is claimed that the police provoked the incident. be involved in an incident • All those involved in the incident were sacked. deal with/handle an incident • The police were criticized for the way in which they handled the incident. describe an incident • Police asked the victim to describe the incident.

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