"occurrence" Chinese-English Dictionary

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Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
发案 發案 fā àn occurrence (refers to time and place esp. of a criminal act) / to take place / to occur / to advertise freelance work
Chinese Pinyin Part of speech Translation Actions
病例 bìng lì (medical) case / occurrence of illness
好歹 hǎo dǎi n., adv. good and bad / most unfortunate occurrence / in any case / whatever syn
突发事件 突發事件 tū fā shì jiàn emergency / sudden occurrence
怪事 guài shì strange thing / curious occurrence syn
司空见惯 司空見慣 sī kōng jiàn guàn a common occurrence (idiom) syn
屡见不鲜 屢見不鮮 lǚ jiàn bù xiān a common occurrence (idiom) syn
家常便饭 家常便飯 jiā cháng biàn fàn simple home-style meal / common occurrence / nothing out of the ordinary syn
无独有偶 無獨有偶 wú dú yǒu ǒu not alone but in pairs (idiom, usually derog.) / not a unique occurrence / it's not the only case syn
铁树开花 鐵樹開花 tiě shù kāi huā lit. the iron tree blooms (idiom) / a highly improbable or extremely rare occurrence syn
发生率 發生率 fā shēng lǜ rate of occurrence
常道 cháng dào normal and proper practice / conventional practice / common occurrence
数见不鲜 數見不鮮 shuò jiàn bù xiān a common occurrence (idiom) syn
咄咄怪事 duō duō - guài shì (idiom) extraordinary occurrence / bizarre event syn
乐见 樂見 lè jiàn to be pleased to see (a circumstance, occurrence etc) / to look favorably on
百年难遇 bǎi nián nán yù (idiom) Something one would not encounter even in a hundred years. It describes an extremely rare or hard-to-find occurrence.
疾风迅雷 疾風迅雷 jí fēng xùn léi (idiom) Describes the occurrence and development of something as violent and rapid as a storm and a thunderclap.
吉祥善事 jí xiáng shàn shì (idiom) A fortunate and beneficial event / an auspicious good deed or occurrence.
旱魃为灾 hàn bá wèi zāi (idiom) Refers to the occurrence of a drought. The legendary drought demon is said to cause it.
率以为常 shuài yǐ wéi cháng (idiom) To become a regular or customary occurrence.
The four tones The four tones of Mandarin Pitch over time: tone 1 high and level (red), tone 2 rising (orange), tone 3 falling then rising (green), tone 4 falling (blue). tone 1 tone 2 tone 3 tone 4 Time Pitch

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