Occasion Meaning

Posted on4/6/2022by admin

Occasion: n peripheral condition involved at the inception of the illness. See also precipitating factor, biopathography, etiology, and pathogenesis. Found 1034 sentences matching phrase 'on numerous occasions'.Found in 35 ms. Translation memories are created by human, but computer aligned, which might cause mistakes. They come from many sources and are not checked.

countable a time at which something happens
on one occasion (=once):
On one occasion we had to walk all the way home.
on this occasion:
I’ll let you off on this occasion.
on an earlier occasion:
We tested a similarproduct on an earlier occasion.
on occasion (=sometimes):
He continues to work with us on occasion.
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1. singular a suitable time for something
  occasion for:
  Her promotion was an occasion for greatcelebration.
  not the occasion for something (=not an appropriate time for something):
  This is not the occasion for such a detailedanalysis.
  occasion for doing something:
  Victoryprovided him with the occasion for declaringhimselfking.
  occasion for someone to do something:
  This will be an occasion for us all to make a newstart.
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2. countable a special or important time or event
  The first opening of a Scottish parliament for 300 years was a historic occasion.
  special occasion:
  The dress is perfect for a special occasion.
  mark an occasion (=celebrate it):
  We should mark the occasion in some way.
  on the occasion of something (=when something special happens):
  There was a celebration on the occasion of the school’s anniversary.
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singular formala reason for something
have occasion to do something:
I’ve had no occasion to complain about their service.
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1. a cause of something
  be the occasion of something:
  His mistake was the occasion of much amusement.
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This is the British English definition of occasion.View American English definition of occasion.

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Occasion Meaning In Hindi

o-kā′zhun, n. a case of something happening: a special time or season: a chance of bringing about something desired: an event which, although not the cause, determines the time at which another happens: a reason or excuse: opportunity: requirement, business: a special ceremony.—v.t. to cause indirectly: to influence.—adj.Occā′sional, falling in the way or happening: occurring only at times: resulting from accident: produced on some special event.—ns.Occā′sionalism, the philosophical system of the Cartesian school for explaining the action of mind upon matter, or the combined action of both by the direct intervention of God, who on the occasion of certain modifications in our minds, excites the corresponding movements of body, and on the occasion of certain changes in our body, awakens the corresponding feelings in the mind; Occā′sionalist; Occasional′ity.—adv.Occā′sionally.—n.Occā′sioner.—On occasion, in case of need: as opportunity offers, from time to time; Take occasion, to take advantage of an opportunity. [Fr.,—L. occasion-em—occidĕre—ob, in the way of, cadĕre, casum, to fall.]