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Meanings of occurrence in English

Russian
случай
Portuguese
evento
Spanish
evento
Catalan
succés

Occurrence of a fact or object in space-time; instantiation of a property in an object.

случай
Portuguese
evento
Catalan
succés
Spanish
hecho

An event that happens.

evento
Usage of occurrence in English
1
Thus, the possible occurrence of similar situation in Asia should be prevented.
Pubmed
2
Wage strikes have been a common occurrence in South Africa this year.
The South African
3
The occurrence of serious adverse events was not significantly different between arms.
Pubmed
4
It was far too common an occurrence to even think of asking.
Red inferno: 1945
5
In recent years occurrence of cardiac ailments have seen an exponential rise.
Pubmed
6
Not a rare occurrence in this famous fixture, especially in recent years.
The South African
7
Administration of anti-ADM antibodies, however, prevented the occurrence of the hyperdynamic response.
Pubmed
8
This was not altogether a positive occurrence from Vixa's point of view.
The Dargonesti (Elves of the Sea)
9
Since before I left for India or is this a new occurrence?
Imprudence
10
Although HTLV-I causes both diseases, concomitant occurrence is reported to be rare.
Pubmed
11
There's also that ever so rare festival occurrence: a free open-air concert.
The Irish Times
12
Three trades were canceled within 20 minutes of their occurrence, he said.
Reuters
13
The English saying 'pride comes before a fall' reflects the commonplace occurrence.
Hitler 1936 - 1945: Nemesis
14
Once considered a rare occurrence, we now know it is surprisingly common.
BBC
15
There was clear evidence of a seasonal occurrence for stroke in general.
Pubmed
16
The Imperial Order burning old buildings was no longer a new occurrence.
Voices in the dark
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United States of America
Common
South Africa
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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