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| health. | acontecimiento; evento; incidente; suceso |
| tech. | tiempo; tipo de lanzamiento |
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| acaecimiento m; ocurrencia f | |||
| evento de transmisión | |||
| evento m (An action or occurrence to which a program might respond. Examples include state changes, data transfers, key presses, and mouse movements) | |||
| acontecimiento m; evento m; incidente m; suceso m | |||
| tiempo m; tipo de lanzamiento | |||
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| acciones; acontecimientos; hechos; resultados m; sucesos | |||
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| Suceso m | |||
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| Eventos (The link to the online shared event organiser on Windows Live Events) | |||
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| in the ~ that + clause (in the ~ that they come - in the event of is followed by a noun or gerund, e.g. In the event of the earl's death, the title will lapse. ° In the event that, treated as a compound conjunction, is ungainly and avoided by good writers - The Oxford Guide to English Usage); in the ~ that + clause (in the ~ that they come - in the event of is followed by a noun or gerund, e.g. In the event of the earl's death, the title will lapse. ° In the event that, treated as a compound conjunction, is ungainly and avoided by good writers - The Oxford Guide to English Usage 8 1 Alexander Demidov) | |||
| Something that happens at a specific place and/or time | |||
| An occurrence or an incident within a text or plot. A story will generally consist of several events. | |||
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| eventuality | |||
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| eventuality | |||
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event control : 6 phrases in 1 subject |
| Information technology | 6 |