event

US /ɪˈvɛnt/

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UK /ɪˈvent/

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n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Any social gathering; occasion; planned activity

This event is for my birthday

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Something that happens that you will remember

The end of year party was quite an event

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)Race or contest in a sports activity or program

Our next event on this sports day is the long jump

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)An action or occurrence recognized by a software program.

The system logs every event that occurs.

n. (c./u.)Noun (Countable/Uncountable)The outcome or result of something.

The election's event was a change in government.

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- I was organizing an event and he was mentoring there.
- I was organizing an event and he was mentoring there.
- We went full circle to reorganize this event
- We went full circle to reorganize this event

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Now, there is more stuff than just the iPhone that was mentioned at this Wonderlust event that Apple hosted,
Now, there is more stuff than just the iPhone that was mentioned at this Wonderlust event that Apple hosted,
at this Wonderlust event that Apple hosted
at this Wonderlust event that Apple hosted

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the trauma of this event can follow you the rest of your life.
the trauma of this event can follow you the rest of your life.
While the blast wave ends in milliseconds, the trauma from this event can follow you the rest of your life.
While the blast wave ends in milliseconds, the trauma from this event can follow you the rest of your life.

08:58

"Leaving them on for the prescribed three-day period left a few Goop staffers with marks on their skin, so be careful to stick them on somewhere concealable if you got an event coming up."
"Leaving them on for the prescribed three-day period left a few Goop staffers with marks on their skin, so be careful to stick them on somewhere concealable if you got an event coming up."
"if you got an event coming up."
"if you got an event coming up."

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There is a way to keep soft-story buildings intact in the event of an earthquake: retrofitting them with materials that can support the weight of the structure.
There is a way to keep soft-story buildings intact in the event of an earthquake: retrofitting them with materials that can support the weight of the structure.
in the event of an earthquake:
in the event of an earthquake:

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Taishin buildings are mostly built to resist the smaller four to five-magnitude earthquakes that Japan experiences every day, and to avoid total collapse in the event of something larger.
Taishin buildings are mostly built to resist the smaller four to five-magnitude earthquakes that Japan experiences every day, and to avoid total collapse in the event of something larger.
Japan experiences every day and to avoid total collapse in the event of something larger but
Japan experiences every day and to avoid total collapse in the event of something larger but

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It's also home to major business institutions such as the World Economic Forum, which famously gathers global business leaders to its annual event here in Davos.
It's also home to major business institutions such as the World Economic Forum, which famously gathers global business leaders to its annual event here in Davos.
which famously gathers global business leaders to its annual event here in Davos.
which famously gathers global business leaders to its annual event here in Davos.

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I just don't feel right about it. It's an elegant event, you know, honestly, you should feel shame right now for suggesting such a tasteless idea.
I just don't feel right about it. It's an elegant event, you know, honestly, you should feel shame right now for suggesting such a tasteless idea.
IT'S AN ELEGANT EVENT, YOU KNOW,
IT'S AN ELEGANT EVENT, YOU KNOW,