Examples of using "случай" in a sentence and their english translations:
There is no precedent for such a case.
There is no precedent for such a case.
He is beyond hope.
There is no precedent for such a case.
It's an extreme case.
I missed a golden opportunity.
She's a hopeless case.
This is a straightforward case.
This is a special occasion.
It's an extreme case.
This is an emergency case.
- There's been an accident.
- There has been an accident.
He's a special case.
This case is complex.
- The moments conspired and brought us together.
- Chance is what brought us together.
Don't miss this chance.
This is an exceptional case.
Opportunity makes a thief.
There is no precedent for such a case.
- It wasn't an accident.
- It was not an accident.
- That wasn't an accident.
Take your raincoat in case it rains.
Let's have a look at this case study.
This case sounded alarm bells for me,
I loved this experience,
Opportunity makes a thief.
There was an unfortunate incident at home.
The accident happened the day before yesterday.
- That is not the case.
- That's not the case.
- That isn't the case.
State your case briefly.
- It was an accident.
- It was an accident!
- I was in an accident.
This is a very rare case.
It's not my cup of tea.
That'll do in a pinch.
I'm jumping to the worst-case scenario.
Don't leave it up to chance.
This is totally unprecedented.
It was an unfortunate accident.
Was it an accident?
This case is well-documented.
It's just an accident!
Tom's case is pretty unusual.
- Shit.
- Damn it.
- God damn it.
I brought one just in case.
The accident deprived them of their only son.
And I've never forgotten that incident.
Such is the case with Amelia Rivera,
- Take your coat in case it rains.
- Take your raincoat in case it rains.
Such a case is not uncommon today.
The accident occurred yesterday morning.
Where did the accident take place?
He is responsible for the accident.
He's a hopeless case.
I'll remember this incident forever.
I'm going to investigate this case.
- Tom is hopeless.
- Tom is beyond hope.
That incident made him famous.
- I hope that is not the case.
- I hope that's not the case.
- I hope that that's not the case.
- I hope that isn't the case.
- I hope that that isn't the case.
An accident just happened.
An awful accident happened yesterday.
It was an accident, Tom.
It was just an accident.
- Are you certain it was an accident?
- Was that really an accident?
I had a mishap.
Take some money just in case you need it.
I think it was an accident.
- I thought it was an accident.
- I thought that it was an accident.
Just in case, move to the side a little bit.
I had a similar incident.
I'm asking just in case.
I said it was an accident.
Take your passport with you, just in case.
I'm sure it was an accident.
When did the accident happen to her?
And… in case you were wondering…
And, believe me, they are not an isolated case.
- The law doesn't apply to this case.
- The law does not apply to this case.
Describe that accident in detail.
The accident happened at that crossing.
That incident put his courage to the test.
Get hold of the rail just in case.