Examples of using "Véletlen" in a sentence and their english translations:
It's a coincidence.
What a happy coincidence!
What a coincidence!
This is a coincidence.
It happened by accident.
- It wasn't a coincidence.
- It was not a coincidence.
I'm sure it's a coincidence.
It's not a coincidence.
That's a coincidence.
It's just a coincidence.
It happened by accident.
This can't be a coincidence.
AI is serendipity.
I mean, it wasn't an accident
That is not just a coincidence.
That was no accident.
It could be coincidence.
It can't be a coincidence.
- It was not a coincidence.
- It was no coincidence.
That was just a coincidence.
Was it by accident or by design?
- It was just a coincidence.
- That was just a coincidence.
- It was nothing but a coincidence.
- It was nothing but coincidence.
Was it by accident or by design?
He overheard the conversation by accident.
It was nothing but a coincidence.
Our meeting was just an accident.
I think it is a mere coincidence.
In this book, lots of coincidences happen.
I wonder if it really was a coincidence.
Excuse me for opening your letter by mistake.
Your birth was an accident.
"Tom's death was an accident." "Are you sure?"
Chance has thrown us together at a skiing resort.
My meeting her at the station was a pure accident.
They were chosen at random.
It happened by chance.
Do you think it's just a coincidence?
You wouldn't have a pencil, would you?
By a stroke of luck I found my keys in the rubbish bin.
they would have told me that it was just a coincidence,
Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
It was a strange chance that we met there again.
It's not for nothing that mathematicians use the phrase "necessary and sufficient."
It was no coincidence that both Tom and Mary were in the cafeteria at the same time.
I wish that my parents hadn't told me that I was an accident.
The American bombing of Prague on Valentine's Day 1945 was allegedly accidental.
Superstitions derive from the inability of men to acknowledge that coincidences are merely coincidences.
"Can I have a ticket?" "Yes, you can. In fact I'd recommend this one." "But I mean: can I buy a ticket?" "I'm surprised you're asking me that question. How do I know if you can buy a ticket? It depends on what's in your wallet." "Come on, you know – I'd like to buy a ticket." "And I can sell a ticket." "What a stroke of luck! So give me a ticket, please!" "There you go." "Finally!"