incident
英単語「incident」の日本語の意味
米 /ˈɪnsɪdənt/
incident の意味: 出来事、事件、一幕、小さな出来事、伴う、付随する
名詞
出来事B1
出来事、事件
起こったこと。珍しいこと、不快なこと、危険なことを指す場合が多い。
やさしい英語で: Something that happens, often something unusual, unpleasant, or dangerous.
- The police are investigating the incident.
- Several incidents happened near the station last night.
- Did anyone witness the incident?
小さな一幕C1
一幕、小さな出来事
大きな出来事や物語の一部となる、小さな出来事。
やさしい英語で: A small event that forms part of a larger event or story.
- She recalled a small incident from their journey.
- This incident barely affected the wider campaign.
- Several amusing incidents brighten his account of the trip.
形容詞
付随するC2
伴う、付随する
ある活動や状況に自然に伴う、またはその結果として生じる。
やさしい英語で: Existing as a natural part or result of a particular activity or situation.
- The risks incident to mining are considerable.
- She accepted the duties incident to ownership.
- The contract covers expenses incident to the work.
起こりやすさC2
起こりがちな、つきものの
ある人や状況につきもので、起こりやすい。
やさしい英語で: Likely to happen to someone or in a particular situation.
- Such illnesses are incident to old age.
- He described the troubles incident to military life.
- These mistakes are incident to youth.
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