Examples of using "происшествие" in a sentence and their english translations:
It's a trifling incident.
The police are looking into the incident.
- When did the accident happen?
- When did the accident take place?
The accident happened the day before yesterday.
An accident has happened.
He described the accident in detail.
Tom described the accident in detail.
That incident drew his interest.
The traffic accident took place on the highway.
She seems to have seen the very accident.
He described the accident in detail to the police.
An accident delayed us for half an hour.
I met with an awful accident.
I'll answer for this accident.
There was a car accident yesterday.
Sami had a little accident.
That accident is a good example of his carelessness.
The accident has caused many deaths.
I saw the whole accident with my own eyes.
That was quite an experience we had yesterday.
The incident left a spot on his reputation.
Such an accident is likely to happen again.
Even specialists do not understand this incredible accident.
She hired a private detective to inquire into the case.
That incident happened right in front of him.
Private detectives were hired to look into the strange case.
You'll understand how terrible this accident was when you read the article.
According to newspaper reports, there was an airplane accident last evening.
The accident was a strong argument for new safety measures.
I had a slight accident while trekking in Nepal.
He recounted the accident to me as if he had seen it with his own eyes.
The police were hoping that Tom could shed some light on the incident.
The accident almost cost him his life.
The discrepancy between the stories of the two parties involved in the accident was so great that the authorities had a hard time deciding which side was telling the truth.
The accident happened right before our eyes.
The Esperanto word ‘okazo’ originally meant both ‘occasion’ and ‘case’, as the Russian ‘случай’ does, while ‘kazo’ only meant ‘case in declension’. Owing to Western influence, ‘kazo’ started to mean ‘case in court’, then ‘case in general’.