coincidences

英 [kəʊˈɪnsɪdənsɪz]

美 [koʊˈɪnsədənsɪz]

n.  (令人吃惊的)巧合，巧事; 同时存在; 并存; (意见等的)相同，相符，一致
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柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 巧合;巧事
  Acoincidenceis when two or more similar or related events occur at the same time by chance and without any planning.
  1. Mr. Berry said the timing was a coincidence and that his decision was unrelated to Mr. Roman's departure...
     贝里先生说这是时间上的巧合，他的决定与罗曼先生的离开没有关系。
  2. ...a string of amazing coincidences...
     一连串惊人的巧合
  3. The premises of Chabert and Sons were situated by the river and, by coincidence, not too far away from where Eric Talbot had met his death.
     查伯特父子公司的经营场所位于河边，碰巧的是，那儿离埃里克·塔尔博特身亡的地方不太远。

双语例句

• Yeah, I don't believe in coincidences.
  嗯，不过我不太相信有这么巧的事情。
• On the Narration Effects of Coincidences in Hardy's Novels of Character and Environment
  论巧合在哈代性格与环境小说中的叙事功能
• I was wondering about our coincidences and what they mean.
  我一直在想我们的巧合事件和它的意义。
• Perhaps we all know already, but it is still incredible to discover coincidences in the prophecies of other seers.
  也许我们已经清楚知道了，但是看到别位先知不谋而合的发现，我们仍然感到不可思议。
• We have all come across coincidences in our lives.
  我们一生中都会遇到巧合。
• These are not coincidences; they are true experiences that actually started to awaken me.
  这绝非巧合，这是真实的体验，它开始敲醒我。
• I mean, coincidences are a mathematical reality.
  我是说，一致性是一个数学原则。
• One pays attention to what we might normally think of as accidental "coincidences" and appreciates them as part of the working of the interdependent nature of phenomena.
  一个注重我们通常认为可能是偶然的“巧合”，并赞赏他们的一部分，有关工作的相互依赖性的现象。
• We do not know the inexorable law underlying coincidences.
  我们不体味这些巧合所暗藏的客不美观纪律。
• In the nineteenth century, a novelist would bring his story to a conclusion by presenting his readers with a series of coincidences.
  十九世纪时，小说家会向读者提供一系列的巧合来结束他的故事。