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oc·ca·sion·al·ly
(ə-kā′zhə-nə-lē)adv.
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occasionally
(əˈkeɪʒənəlɪ)adv
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oc•ca•sion•al•ly
(əˈkeɪ ʒə nl i)adv.
[1615–25]
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| Adv. | 1. | occasionally - now and then or here and there; 'he was arrogant and occasionally callous'; 'open areas are only occasionally interrupted by clumps of trees'; 'they visit New York on occasion'; 'now and again she would take her favorite book from the shelf and read to us'; 'as we drove along, the beautiful scenery now and then attracted his attention' at times, from time to time, now and again, now and then, on occasion, once in a while |
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occasionally
adverbsometimes, at times, from time to time, on and off, now and then, irregularly, on occasion, now and again, periodically, once in a while, every so often, at intervals, off and on, (every) now and thenI occasionally go to the cinema with a friend.
often, regularly, constantly, routinely, frequently, continually, continuously, habitually, twenty-four-seven(informal)
often, regularly, constantly, routinely, frequently, continually, continuously, habitually, twenty-four-seven(informal)
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occasionally
adverb1. Once in a while; at times:betimes, intermittently, periodically, sometimes, sporadically.
2. At rare intervals:infrequently, little, rarely, seldom, sporadically.
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příležitostněobčas
alkalmilagalkalomadtánnagyritkánnéhanapján
때때로
príležitostne
ibland
arada sıradaarasıra
occasionally
[əˈkeɪʒnəlɪ]ADV → de vez en cuando, a veces, ocasionalmente (frm), cada cuando (LAm)he occasionally drinks wine but never beer → de vez en cuandoora vecesbebevino pero nunca cerveza
very occasionally → muyde vez en cuando, muy de tarde en tarde
we see each other (only) very occasionally → nos vemos (sólo) muyde vez en cuandoormuy de tarde en tarde
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occasionally
[əˈkeɪʒənəli]adv → à l'occasionvery occasionally → occasional table n(British) → tablefd'appoint
Collins English/French Electronic Resource. © HarperCollins Publishers 2005
occasionally
adv → gelegentlich, hin und wieder, zuweilen(geh); very occasionally → sehr selten, nicht sehr oft
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occasionally
[əˈkeɪʒn/əlɪ]
adv → ogni tantovery occasionally → molto raramente
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occasion
(əˈkeiʒən) noun1. a particular time. I've heard him speak on several occasions. geleentheid; okkasie فُرْصَه момент ocasião příležitost die Gelegenheit lejlighed περίσταση, περίπτωσηocasión juht(um) زمان؛ وقت بخصوص tilanne occasionמקרה, הזדמנות अवसर, प्रसंग prigoda, prilika alkalom kesempatan tækifæri, tilefni occasione 場合 특별한 때 kartas, atvejis, proga gadījums kali gelegenheidanledning, tidspunktokazja ټاكل شوى موده ocasião ocazie случай udalosť priložnost prilika tillfälle โอกาส vesile, münasebet 特定時刻，場合 нагода; випадок وقت dịp 特定时刻，场合
2. a special event. The wedding was a great occasion. geleentheid مُناسَبَه случай ocasião událost der Anlaß begivenhed ειδική περίσταση, γεγονόςocasión, acontecimiento sündmus اتفاق tapahtuma événementמאורה मौका događaj esemény peristiwa viðburður occasione 行事 중요한 행사 įvykis, šventė, renginys notikums; svinības peristiwa evenementanledning, begivenheturoczystość پيښه ocasião eveniment событие udalosť dogodek prilika tilldragelse, händelse โอกาสพิเศษ olay; tören, kutlama 特殊事件 подія موقع dịp đặc biệt 特殊事件
ocˈcasional adjective happening, done etc now and then. I take an occasional trip to London. nou en dan, af en toe من حين إلى آخَر случаен ocasional příležitostný gelegentlich lejlighedsvis περιστασιακός, σποραδικόςocasional, poco frecuente juhuslik گهگاهی؛ چند وقت یکبار satunnainen qui a lieu de temps en temps מִדֵי פַּעַם समय-समय पर povremen alkalmi sesekali sem gerist endrum og eins occasionale 時折の 임시의 atsitiktinis, retai pasitaikantis, proginis reizēm notiekošs; nejaušs sekali-sekala nu en dan voorkomend som skjer nå og da, leilighetsvis, tilfeldigsporadyczny بعضى وخت infrequente ocazional редкий príležitostný priložnosten povremen sporadisk, tillfällig ซึ่งเป็นครั้งคราว arasıra olan 偶然的 випадковий; такий, що трапляється час від часу کبھي کبھار، وقتاً فوقتاً thỉnh thoảng 偶然的
ocˈcasionally adverb now and then. I occasionally go to the theatre. nou en dan, soms أحْيانا понякога ocasionalmente občas gelegentlich nu og da σποραδικά, πότε πότε de vez en cuando, a veces vahetevahel گهگاه satunnaisesti de temps en temps מִדי פַּעַם कभी कभी povremeno alkalmilag, néha kadang-kadang öðru hverju occasionalmente 時々 임시로 retkarčiais reizēm; šad un tad sekali-sekala nu en dannå og da, av og tilniekiedy كله كله de vez em quando ocazional иногда príležitostne tu pa tam povremeno då och då, emellanåt บางครั้งบางคราว arasıra 偶然，偶爾，有時候 випадково موقع بہ موقع thỉnh thoảng 偶然，偶尔，有时候
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occasionally
→ مِن وَقْتٍ لِآخَرٍ příležitostně lejlighedsvisgelegentlichπεριστασιακάde vez en cuando silloin tällöinoccasionnellement povremenosaltuariamente 時折 때때로af en toenå og daod czasu do czasude vez em quandoслучайноOccasionnellement Pronominal
ibland บางครั้งบางคราวarada sırada đôi khi偶尔Multilingual Translator © HarperCollins Publishers 2009
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Verbes pronominaux réciproques
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Reciprocal verbs are a type of pronominal verb, meaning they have both a subject pronoun and a reflexive pronoun. In the case of reciprocal verbs, the reflexive pronoun indicates that the action of the verb is exchanged between two or more subjects acting upon each other.
Par exemple…
| Les aigles se regardent. | The eagles are looking at each other. |
| Nous nous connaissons. | We know each other. |
| Ils se parlent souvent. | They often talk to one another. |
Most common French reciprocal verbs
| s’adorer | to adore one another / each other |
| s’aimer | to love one another |
| s’apercevoir | to see one another |
| s’appeler | to call one another |
| se battre | to fight with one another |
| se chercher | to look for one another |
| se comprendre | to understand one another |
| se connaître | to know one another |
| se croiser | to cross, pass one another |
| se détester | to hate one another |
| se dire | to tell one another |
| se disputer | to argue with one another over/about |
| s’écrire | to write to one another |
| s’embrasser | to kiss one another |
| s’entendre | to get along, agree with one another |
| se nuire | to harm one another |
| se parler | to talk to one another |
| se promettre | to promise one another |
| se quereller | to quarrel with one another |
| se quitter | to leave one another |
| se regarder | to look at one another |
| se rencontrer | to meet one another |
| se sourire | to smile at one another |
| se suffire | to suffice, be enough for one another |
| se téléphoner | to call one another |
| se voir | to see one another |
Note that most of these verbs can also be reflexive. To stress the reciprocal nature of the verb, you can include something like
- l’un l’autre – one another
- mutuellement – mutually
- réciproquement – reciprocally
- entre nous/vous/eux – between us/you/them
All of the above verbs require a reflexive pronoun when they indicate that the subjects are acting upon one another. But remember than they can also be used non-reflexively, to express the verb’s action directed at someone or something else (or nothing, in the case of intransitive verbs).
En comparaison…
| Ils se regardent. | vs | Ils regardent la télé. |
| They’re looking at each other. | They’re looking at the TV. | |
| Vous vous souriez. | vs | Vous souriez. |
| You’re smiling at each other. | You’re smiling. |
Reciprocal verbs are just one type of pronominal verb. See the main lesson on pronominal verbs for details on using reciprocal verbs in different tenses and moods.
Related lessons
- Subject pronouns
En español
- Verbos recíprocos
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