剑桥高阶英汉双解词典 - incident collapse

incident
/'ɪnt.sɪ.dənt/
noun
I [C]
* an event which is either unpleasant or unusual
（不愉快或不寻常的）事件

1. an isolated/serious/unfortunate incident
独立／严重／不幸的事件

2. A youth was seriously injured in a shooting incident on Saturday night.
一名年轻人在星期六晚上发生的枪击事件中受重伤。

without incident
* with nothing unpleasant or unusual happening
平安无事

1. Despite fears of violence, the demonstration passed off without incident.
尽管担心发生暴力事件，示威活动还是平静地结束了。

柯林斯COBUILD高阶英汉双解学习词典 - incident collapse

incident ★★★★☆
1.N-COUNT 可数名词事件;事故 An incident is something that happens, often something that is unpleasant.

【搭配模式】：also without N

【语域标签】：FORMAL 正式

  • These incidents were the latest in a series of disputes between the two nations...

    这些事件是两国一系列争端中最近发生的几起。

  • 26 people have been killed in a dramatic shooting incident...

    已有 26 人在一起恶性枪击事件中被打死。

  • The voting went ahead without incident.

    投票顺利进行。

牛津高阶英汉双解 第7版 - incident collapse

☞ incident
in·ci·dent / 5insidEnt / noun1. [C] something that happens, especially sth unusual or unpleasant
   发生的事情(尤指不寻常的或讨厌的):
   His bad behaviour was just an isolated incident.
   他的不良行为只是个别事件。
   One particular incident sticks in my mind.
   有一件事我总忘不了。
2. [C, U] a serious or violent event, such as a crime, an accident or an attack
   严重事件,暴力事件(如犯罪、事故、袭击等):
   There was a shooting incident near here last night.
   昨夜这附近发生了枪击事件。
   The demonstration passed off without incident.
   这次示威平静地结束了。
3. [C] a disagreement between ten countries, often involving military forces
   (两国间的)摩擦,冲突；(常指)军事冲突:
   a border / diplomatic incident
   边境/外交冲突

牛津搭配语词典 第2版 - incident collapse

incident noun

• ADJECTIVE major, serious | little, minor, small, trivial (esp. BrE) | further After nearly falling twice, she managed to make it to the top of the cliff without further ~. | entire, whole He came to regret the whole ~. | actual, real, real-life The story is based on an actual ~. | alleged | recorded (esp. BrE), reported | latest, recent | past | bad, horrible, horrific, nasty, terrible, ugly, unpleasant, unsavoury (BrE) some of the worst ~s of urban violence | traumatic | violent | deadly, fatal, tragic | dramatic | controversial (esp. BrE) | famous, high-profile | infamous | regrettable (esp. BrE), unfortunate | embarrassing | bizarre, curious, mysterious, strange, unusual | amusing | separate, unrelated The police said that two men had been arrested in unrelated ~s. | isolated It is feared that the attack may not have been an isolated ~. | domestic | racial | border Talks were called off following a border ~. | diplomatic, international An error in the translation nearly caused a diplomatic ~. | security No major security ~s happened at the Olympic Games that year. | terrorist | nuclear | bombing, shooting, stabbing | pollution (BrE) | friendly-fire | alcohol-related | off-the-ball (BrE, sports) She received a serious jaw injury in an off-the-ball ~.

• VERB + INCIDENT cause, create, provoke | be responsible for The group is believed to have been responsible for several terrorist ~s. | be involved in The tennis star became involved in an ~ with the umpire. | experience He was asked whether he had ever experienced any ~s of discrimination. | deal with (esp. BrE), handle The ~ was extremely well handled. | avoid, prevent | regret | see, witness | recall, remember He recalled a similar ~ 14 months earlier. | forget | describe, recount, relate She described the ~ as outrageous. | They all laughed as he recounted the amusing ~. | discuss, talk about | cite | explain | downplay (esp. AmE), play down (esp. BrE) the government's desire to play down the ~ | report The pedestrian who had nearly been run over reported the ~ to the police. | investigate | be hurt in, be injured in, be killed in | survive | pass off without (BrE), pass without, proceed without (esp. AmE) The demonstration passed without ~.

• INCIDENT + VERB happen, occur, take place | arise, arise from sth, arise out of sth ~s arising out of an industrial dispute | involve sb/sth a minor ~ involving a bus | cause sth, lead to sth, prompt sth, result in sth, spark sth The ~ sparked a riot which lasted three days. | demonstrate sth, illustrate sth, prove sth, show sth Saturday's ~ illustrates the fragility of the peace in the country.

• INCIDENT + NOUN room (BrE) An ~ room was set up at a police station near the site of the crash.

• PREPOSITION ~ with (often humorous) His back still hurts from an ~ with a vacuum cleaner. | following an/the ~ He was asked to leave the club following an ~ with a knife. | in an/the ~ Three soldiers were wounded in the ~. | over an/the ~ She was never disciplined over the ~. | without ~ The patrol had covered 200 miles without ~.

牛津英语同义词学习词典 - incident collapse

incident noun
⇨ event 1

新牛津英语同义词词典 - incident collapse

incident

noun
1 his memories of incidents from his youth
EVENT , occurrence, occasion, episode, experience, happening, proceeding, eventuality, affair, business; adventure, exploit, escapade, deed, feat; circumstance, matter, fact, development.

2 police are now investigating the incident
DISTURBANCE , fracas, melee, commotion, rumpus, scene; fight, skirmish, clash, brawl, free-for-all, encounter, conflict, confrontation, altercation, contretemps; informal ruction, ruckus, argy-bargy; N. Amer. & Austral./NZ informal donnybrook; law, dated affray.

3 the journey was not without incident
EXCITEMENT , adventure, exciting experiences, drama; danger, peril, dangerous/perilous experiences.

词源记忆 - incident collapse

incident 偶发事件，摩擦，冲突
in-, 进入，使；-cid, 掉落，落下，词源同accident, occasion。引申词义偶发事件，摩擦，冲突等。