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occasion noun 1time when sth happens 场合ADJECTIVE | VERB + OCCASION | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEcountless, many, multiple (especially NAmE) , numerous 无数场合；许多场合◆It was the first of many such occasions.这是第一次，这种情况后来发生过很多次。a few, several, various 几次；好几次；多次rare 罕见的场合previous 上一次different, separate 不同的时候VERB + OCCASIONrecall, remember 记起某一时刻PREPOSITIONon an/the occasion 在某场合◆The police were called out on 24 separate occasions.警察奉命出动了 24 次。on occasion, on occasions 有时◆He has even been known to go shopping himself on occasion.人们甚至知道他有时自己会出去买东西。PHRASESa number of occasions 若干次◆I have stayed there on a number of occasions.我曾在那儿住过多次。on one occasion 有一次◆On one occasion he even called me in the middle of the night.有一次他甚至半夜给我打电话。on that occasion, on this occasion 那一次；这一次◆On this occasion, as it happens, the engine started immediately.这一次碰巧引擎一下子就启动了。on the odd occasion 偶尔◆They came to visit us on the odd occasion, but only when they had nothing better to do.他们偶尔会来访，但那只是在他们无事可做的时候。a particular occasion 某个特殊场合◆On this particular occasion, Joe wasn't there.在这个特殊场合，乔却不在。 |