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Definition of by chance in English Turkish dictionary
- gelişigüzel
- tesadüfen
Onun kardeşiyle tesadüfen dükkânda karşılaştık.
-We met her brother at the shop by chance.
Tesadüfen, caddede senin erkek kardeşine rastladım.
-By chance, I met your brother on the street.
- şans eseri
Şans eseri mağazada Jane ile karşılaştım.
-I met Jane in the department store by chance.
Bir trende şans eseri onunla tanıştım.
-I met her by chance on a train.
- rastgele
- rasgele
- kazara
- ezkaza
- kazaen
- random
- rastlantısal
Bu tamamen rastlantısaldı.
-It was totally random.
- random
- gelişigüzel
Hislerim gelişigüzel olabilir, ama düşüncelerim asla!
-My feelings may seem random but my thoughts are never!
- random
- rastgele
O, CD'leri rastgele dinledi.
-She listened to her CDs at random.
O, rastgele kitap satın aldı.
-He bought books at random.
- random
- (İnşaat) rassal
- random
- (Biyokimya) düzensiz
- random
- rasgele
- by accident, randomly
- kaza, rastgele tarafından
- by the chance
- tesadüfen
- random
- random shot rasgele ateş
- random
- (Askeri) (AT RANDOM) Rastgele
- random
- tesadüfen
- random
- randomize istatistik rasgele dağıtmak
- random
- random sample istatistik bir bütünü temsil edecek şekilde seçilmiş örnek grup
- random
- {s} tesadüfi
- random
- rasgele oluş
- random
- at random rasgele
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English - English
Definition of by chance in English English dictionary
- accidentally or unexpectedly
- habnab
- random
- chanceably
- in an incidental manner; "these magnificent achievements were only incidentally influenced by Oriental models"
- without advance planning; "they met accidentally"
- without advance planning; "they met accidentally
- by accident, randomly
- by accident; "betrayed by a word haply overheard"
- through chance, "To sleep, perchance to dream "
by chance
Turkish pronunciation
bay çänsSynonyms
accidentally, as luck would have it, by a fluke, by coincidence, by mistake, for some reason, fortuitously, out of the clear blue sky, unexpectedly, unintentionally, unwittinglyPronunciation
/ˈbī ˈʧans/ /ˈbaɪ ˈʧæns/
Etymology
[ 'bI, before consonants also ] (preposition.) before 12th century. Middle English, preposition & adverb, from Old English, preposition, be, bI; akin to Old High German bI by, near, Latin ambi- on both sides, around, Greek amphi.Resimler
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