fortuity
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美
n. 偶然性；偶然事件；意外事故
英英释义
noun
- anything that happens suddenly or by chance without an apparent cause
- winning the lottery was a happy accident
- the pregnancy was a stroke of bad luck
- it was due to an accident or fortuity
双语例句
- It was due to an accident or fortuity.
这是由于事故或意外造成的。 - Fortuity and necessity are not antagonistic.
偶然和必然并不是对立的。 - Subject to the "fortuity principle", the event must be uncertain.
依据偶然性原则，该事件必须是不确定的。 - I come from fortuity.
我来自偶然。 - Sometimes Darwin's discoveries owed more to fortuity than forethought.
有时达尔文的发现多是出于偶然而非预见性的。 - In the view of history, to see history as a becoming process based on practice, with the mechanical determinism, vulgar evolutionism and transcendentalism replaced by the theory of practice; highlight the human subjectivity and diversity or fortuity of history development.
历史观上，视人类历史为实践基础上不断生成的过程，以实践批判机械决定论、庸俗进化论和超验论；强调人的主体性和历史发展的多样性、偶然性。 - Features of expressionistic fictions on the other hand, lie in an attempt to bring together "certainty" and "uncertainty," create a fortuity out of more than one necessity, and not the other way round.
表现主义小说的故事特征则是努力撮合确定性与不确定性之间的关联，表现出多个必然生成一个偶然，而不是相反。 - For Jim, luck is superficiality and fortuity;
对于吉姆而言，幸运是假象，是偶然； - Conclusion: The result of colonic transit test possesses fortuity and independability since the shakiness of colonic function.
结论：结肠功能的不稳定性决定了运输试验具有一定程度的偶然性和不可靠性。 - Research on hushi's proposition that Chinese vernacular originates in "fortuity"
试论胡适何以主张白话文起源于“偶然”