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contingency美 [kən'tɪndʒənsi] 英 [kən'tɪndʒ(ə)nsi] - n.可能发生的事；偶发（或不测、意外）事件
- 网络偶然性；意外事故；意外事件
adj.+n. contingency plan,contingency fund,contingency provision n. eventuality,possibility,likelihood,exigency,emergency 1. | 可能发生的事；偶发（或不测、意外）事件an event that may or may not happen |
| We must consider all possible contingencies. 我们必须考虑一切可能发生的事。 | | to make contingency plans(= plans for what to do if a particular event happens or does not happen) 拟订应变计划 | | a contingency fund(= to pay for sth that might happen in the future) 意外开支准备金 |
n. | 1. an event that might occur in the future, especially a problem, emergency, or expense that might arise unexpectedly and therefore must be prepared for 2. provision made against future unforeseen events, e.g. an allocation of funds in a budget 3. dependence upon chance or factors and circumstances that are presently unknown 4. a condition in a contract that has to be fulfilled before the contract is binding 5. in systemic grammar, a change in the meaning of the main clause brought about by the addition of a dependent clause introduced by "if," "when," "though," or "since" 6. something that might happen in the future, especially something bad 1. an event that might occur in the future, especially a problem, emergency, or expense that might arise unexpectedly and therefore must be prepared for 2. provision made against future unforeseen events, e.g. an allocation of funds in a budget 3. dependence upon chance or factors and circumstances that are presently unknown 4. a condition in a contract that has to be fulfilled before the contract is binding 5. in systemic grammar, a change in the meaning of the main clause brought about by the addition of a dependent clause introduced by "if," "when," "though," or "since" 6. something that might happen in the future, especially something bad |
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