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单词 accident
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accident

This was a tragic accident as a result of an act of nature.Until then there were accidents waiting to happen all over shop.It was unclear how many solo jumps she had undertaken before her fatal accident.The way it behaved could have caused a serious accident.We were looking at a very serious impending road accident.It was a freak accident.My feelings inside are it's as if my whole family and dogs have been in a car accident and all died.They had to heave the eight-year-old Indian rhino with equipment normally used after accidents involving heavy vehicles or collapsed buildings.We set up roadside crosses and flowers at the scene of fatal traffic accidents.This house fire was a freak accident but was not unique.The accident took place just after noon as the beach was packed with families enjoying the heatwave.Motor vehicle accidents are the leading cause of unintentional injury deaths.Their intense relationship is tested by love and an accident which leaves one in a coma.Police were treating his death as an accident.We have to have answers on what happened in this tragic accident.The cop in charge there thinks she died in an accident in the apartment.They are supposed to be used to warn us of queuing traffic or an accident ahead.The accident happened during the morning rush hour on one of the busiest roads into the capital.The cause of the accident was unclear.There have been accidents on the road in the past.Vehicles cannot gain sufficient momentum to cause a fatal accident.The freak accident left her in a critical condition with multiple injuries.It appears to have been just an accident.The chair first appeared by accident on one of his early shows.Police said they were treating the death as an accident.The accident was a freak and tragic accident.Many workers died from accidents and smallpox.Any accident or injury that is caused should be fully placed on the shoulders of the escaping driver.Shell had to postpone drilling after a spill containment dome was damaged by an accident during testing in the summer.Since her car accident, exercise has become a crucial part of life.She is mainly confined to her bed, having suffered a serious car accident and a stroke.The truck wasn't the only thing damaged in the accident.

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accident

British English: accident /ˈæksɪdənt/ NOUN
mishap An accident is something nasty that happens, and that hurts someone.
He broke his leg in a car accident.
  • American English: accident
  • Arabic: حادِثَة
  • Brazilian Portuguese: acidente
  • Chinese: 事故
  • Croatian: nezgoda
  • Czech: nehoda
  • Danish: uheld
  • Dutch: ongeluk
  • European Spanish: accidente
  • Finnish: onnettomuus
  • French: accident
  • German: Unfall
  • Greek: ατύχημα
  • Italian: incidente
  • Japanese: 事故
  • Korean: 사고 사건
  • Norwegian: ulykke
  • Polish: wypadek
  • European Portuguese: acidente
  • Romanian: accident
  • Russian: несчастный случай
  • Latin American Spanish: accidente
  • Swedish: olycka
  • Thai: อุบัติเหตุ
  • Turkish: kaza
  • Ukrainian: аварія
  • Vietnamese: tai nạn
British English: accident /ˈæksɪdənt/ NOUN
something unplanned If something happens by accident, you do not expect it to happen.
I dropped a cup by accident.
  • American English: accident
  • Arabic: مُصَادَقَة
  • Brazilian Portuguese: acidente
  • Chinese: 意外
  • Croatian: slučajno
  • Czech: náhoda
  • Danish: uheld
  • Dutch: ongeluk
  • European Spanish: accidente
  • Finnish: vahinko
  • French: par hasard
  • German: versehentlich
  • Greek: ατύχημα
  • Italian: incidente
  • Japanese: 思いがけず
  • Korean: 우연
  • Norwegian: feil
  • Polish: wypadek
  • European Portuguese: acidente
  • Romanian: greșeală
  • Russian: случайно
  • Latin American Spanish: accidentesin intención
  • Swedish: råka
  • Thai: โดยบังเอิญ
  • Turkish: kazayla
  • Ukrainian: випадковість
  • Vietnamese: vô tình

All related terms of 'accident'

Chinese translation of 'accident'

accident

(ˈæksɪdənt)

n (c)

  1. (involving vehicle) 事故 (shìgù) (, )
  2. (= mishap) 意外 (yìwài) (个(個), )
  3. (= chance event) 偶然事件 (ǒurán shìjiàn) (, )
    to have an accident 出事故 (chū shìgù)
    to meet with an accident 出事故 (chū shìgù)
    by accident (= unintentionally) 无(無)意中 (wúyì zhōng) (= by chance) 偶然 (ǒurán)

All related terms of 'accident'

(noun) 
Definition
an unpleasant event that causes damage, injury, or death
She was involved in a serious car accident last week.
Synonyms
crash
a car crash
smash
He was near to death after a car smash.
wreck
He was badly injured in a car wreck.
collision
Their van was involved in a collision with a car.
pile-up (informal)
a 54-car pile-up
smash-up (informal)
(noun) 
5,000 people die every year because of accidents in the home.
Synonyms
misfortune
He had had his full share of misfortunes.
blow
The ruling comes as a blow to environmentalists.
disaster
the second air disaster in less than two months
tragedy
They have suffered an enormous personal tragedy.
casualty
setback
He has suffered a serious setback in his political career.
calamity
This course of action could only end in calamity.
mishap
After a number of mishaps she finally managed to get back home.
misadventure
a verdict of death by misadventure
mischance
By some mischance, she injured her knee again.
stroke of bad luck
(noun) 
Definition
an unforeseen event or one without apparent cause
She discovered the problem by accident.
Synonyms
chance
I met him quite by chance.
fortune
Such good fortune must be shared with my friends.
luck
The goal owed more to luck than good planning.
fate
I see no use quarrelling with fate.
hazard
coincidence
By an amazing coincidence, their sons were all born on the same day.
fluke
The discovery was something of a fluke.
fortuity

Quotations

Accidents will occur in the best-regulated families [Charles Dickens – David Copperfield]
now and then there is a person born
who is so unlucky that he runs into accidents
which started out to happen to somebody else
[Don Marquis – archys life of mehitabel]

Additional synonyms

in the sense of blow
Definition
a sudden setback
The ruling comes as a blow to environmentalists.
Synonyms
setback,
shock,
upset,
disaster,
reverse,
disappointment,
catastrophe,
misfortune,
jolt,
bombshell,
calamity,
affliction,
whammy (informal),
choker (informal),
sucker punch,
bummer (slang),
bolt from the blue,
comedown (informal)
in the sense of calamity
Definition
a disaster or misfortune
This course of action could only end in calamity.
Synonyms
disaster,
tragedy,
ruin,
distress,
reversal of fortune,
hardship,
catastrophe,
woe,
misfortune,
downfall,
adversity,
scourge,
mishap,
affliction,
trial,
tribulation,
misadventure,
cataclysm,
wretchedness,
mischance
in the sense of coincidence
Definition
a chance occurrence of simultaneous or apparently connected events
By an amazing coincidence, their sons were all born on the same day.
Synonyms
chance,
accident,
luck,
fluke,
eventuality,
stroke of luck,
happy accident,
fortuity

Synonyms of 'accident'

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