incident in Russian
incident in Russian is свойственный, падающий, инциде́нт — incident means an event, especially one that is noteworthy, unpleasant, or disruptive.
incident in Russian
свойственный
Pronounced: svoystvennyy
Arising as the result of an event, inherent.
падающий
Pronounced: padayushchiy
(physics, of a stream of particles or radiation) Falling on or striking a surface.
инциде́нт
Pronounced: intsident
происше́ствие
Pronounced: proisshestviye
слу́чай
Pronounced: sluchay
What does "incident" mean?
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noun An event, especially one that is noteworthy, unpleasant, or disruptive.
"Police were called to the scene after an incident outside the club."
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adjective Naturally connected to or arising from something else.
"The risks incident to the job were explained during training."
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incident in a sentence
- Police were called to the scene after an incident outside the club.
- There was a minor incident at the factory, but no one was hurt.
- The risks incident to the job were explained during training.
- The stress incident to a busy newsroom is something every reporter learns to accept.
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What is "incident" in Russian?
"incident" in Russian is свойственный, падающий, инциде́нт. incident means: An event, especially one that is noteworthy, unpleasant, or disruptive.
How do you pronounce свойственный?
"incident" in Russian is свойственный, pronounced "svoystvennyy".
How do you use "incident" in a sentence?
Example: "Police were called to the scene after an incident outside the club." In Russian, "incident" is свойственный, падающий, инциде́нт.
Are there other ways to say "incident" in Russian?
Yes — Russian has 5 translations listed for "incident": свойственный, падающий, инциде́нт, происше́ствие, слу́чай.
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