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Chance russian

  • случи́ться

    to happen, to occur, to take place

    to happen (to somebody), to come about (to somebody)

    to happen (to do something), to chance (to be somewhere)

  • слу́чай

    case, instance

    incident, occurrence, event

    opportunity, occasion, chance (to do something)

    chance, coincidence, accident (unplanned)

  • шанс

    chance

  • возмо́жность

    possibility, chance (of something happening)

    opportunity, chance, occasion

    means, resources, capabilities, potential

    feature, function

  • случа́йно

    by chance, by accident, accidentally, by any chance

  • случа́ться

    to happen, to occur, to take place

    to happen to (someone), to come about, to befall

    to happen (to do something), to chance (to do something)

  • упусти́ть

    to miss (a chance), to let slip (an opportunity)

    to let go, to let escape, to lose hold of

    to overlook, to omit, to leave out

  • попа́сться

    to be caught, to get caught, to fall for (a trick), to be nabbed

    to come across, to chance upon, to turn up, to meet

  • вы́пасть

    to fall out (of), to drop out, to slip out, to come out (of teeth or hair)

    to fall (of snow or rain), to come down

    to fall on (a date), to occur, to turn out (to be)

    to fall to one's lot, to befall, to be one's fate

    to get a chance, to come one's way (of an opportunity)

  • случа́йный

    accidental, by chance, unintentional, inadvertent

    random (person), chance (acquaintance), stray

    occasional, casual (work), odd (job)

    random

  • случа́йность

    chance, fortuity, fortuitousness

  • подхвати́ть

    to catch, to grab, to catch (in mid-air)

    to take up, to join in, to pick up (a tune)

    to catch (an illness), to pick up (a bug)

    to sweep away, to carry off

    to pick up (quickly), to catch on to

    to pick up (by chance), to get hold of

  • выпада́ть

    to fall out, to drop out, to come out

    to fall on (a date), to come on (a day)

    to fall to (someone's lot), to come one's way, to get (a chance) by chance

  • прове́дать

    to visit, to look in on, to drop in on

    to find out, to learn (by chance), to get wind of

  • довести́сь

    to happen to (do sth), to get the chance to, to have occasion to

  • случаем

    by any chance

  • попыта́ть

    to try one's luck, to have a go, to take a chance

    to torture (for a while), to torment

  • переигра́ть

    to play again, to replay, to redo, to change (a plan)

    to outplay, to beat, to give no chance

    to overact, to overdo it, to lay it on too thick

    to play too much, to play too long

    to play through (many pieces), to play a great many

  • ча́сом

    by any chance, by chance, perchance

    by an hour, an hour (earlier/later)

    sometimes, at times, now and then

  • невзнача́й

    accidentally, inadvertently, by accident

    by chance, unexpectedly, all of a sudden

    casually, as if by chance

  • залётный

    chance, casual, transient, from elsewhere

    stray (bird), vagrant, migrant

    dashing, bold, hot-blooded, spirited

  • приводи́ться

    to happen, to chance

  • затере́ть

    to jam, to give one no chance, to soil, to make dirty

  • науда́чу

    randomly, on the off-chance

  • затира́ть

    to jam, to give one no chance, to soil, to make dirty

  • подверну́вшийся

    that has turned up, that has come to hand, opportune, chance

  • привести́сь

    to happen (to do something), to chance (to do something), to fall to one's lot

  • привали́вший

    that has unexpectedly come one's way, unexpectedly gained, newly acquired (by chance)

    leaned against, propped against, fallen against

  • рискова́ть

    to run risks, to take chances, to risk, to venture

  • ка́нцлер

    chancellor

  • канцеля́рия

    office, chancellery, registry office

    stationery, office supplies

  • лорд-ка́нцлер

    Lord Chancellor

  • ка́нцлерша

    chancellor (female), woman chancellor

    chancellor's wife

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