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В речника Oxford-Paravia италиански

английски
английски
италиански
италиански

happen [Brit ˈhap(ə)n, Am ˈhæpən] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. happen (occur):

2. happen (befall):

3. happen (occur by chance):

4. happen (materialize):

5. happen (go wrong, cause harm):

6. happen (become of):

7. happen (used indignantly, assertively):

happen on ГЛАГ [ˈhap(ə)n -] (happen on [sth, sb])

happen on object, person:

to ascertain what had happened
opportunely happen, come along
италиански
италиански
английски
английски
to tell what happened
what's happened (to you)?
it happened before my very eyes
it happened that
to bring sb up to date on what has happened
what's happened (to you)?
it all happened very fast
it hadn't happened for a long time
nothing happened
something odd happened to him
what happened to your car?

в PONS речника

английски
английски
италиански
италиански

happen [ˈhæ·pən] ГЛАГ нпрх

1. happen (occur):

what happened to your hand?

2. happen (chance):

it happened (that) …
I happened to be at home
Запис в OpenDict

happen СЪЩ

what's happened?
what's happened?
италиански
италиански
английски
английски
I am sorry about what happened
something happened to me
Present
Ihappen
youhappen
he/she/ithappens
wehappen
youhappen
theyhappen
Past
Ihappened
youhappened
he/she/ithappened
wehappened
youhappened
theyhappened
Present Perfect
Ihavehappened
youhavehappened
he/she/ithashappened
wehavehappened
youhavehappened
theyhavehappened
Past Perfect
Ihadhappened
youhadhappened
he/she/ithadhappened
wehadhappened
youhadhappened
theyhadhappened

PONS OpenDict

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Although this was considered death from natural causes, two strange things were reported surrounding it.
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Shortly afterwards though, he got a strange phone call from her hinting she was in trouble but could not speak freely.
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The player controls the survivor of a space freighter crash on a strange planet.
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I am having a large car would sound quite strange, and be almost uninterpretable, while?
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Yet what is strange is not her nearness but her farness.
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