occasion

US /əˈkeʒən/

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UK /ə'keɪʒn/

A2TOEIC

n.NounSignificant or important event or function

I need a new dress to attend the occasion

v.t.Transitive VerbTo make or cause something to happen; to lead to

These chance meetings will occasion a new friendship

n.NounTime when something happens or takes place

On this occasion I think I won’t go to the office party

n.NounA favorable or suitable time or opportunity.

This is a good occasion to start a new business.

n.NounA reason or cause.

I have no occasion to complain.

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which even the pros get wrong on occasion, as this slow-mo of Alberto Contador in 2013 shows perfectly.
which even the pros get wrong on occasion, as this slow-mo of Alberto Contador in 2013 shows perfectly.

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And, sure they might raise your blood pressure on occasion when they ruin your work or scratch up your couch.
And, sure they might raise your blood pressure on occasion when they ruin your work or scratch up your couch.

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If I'm withholding love, if I'm not rising to the occasion, if I'm not practicing mercy,
If I'm withholding love, if I'm not rising to the occasion, if I'm not practicing mercy,

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On occasion, filmmakers end up with titles that are wildly—and sometimes hilariously—inaccurate.
On occasion, filmmakers end up with titles that are wildly—and sometimes hilariously—inaccurate.

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you said that America had been dismissive and derisive. You said that on occasion America
you said that America had been dismissive and derisive. You said that on occasion America

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and which Mehmet had specially commissioned for the occasion.
and which Mehmet had specially commissioned for the occasion.
which then became an occasion for war
which then became an occasion for war

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the occasion of its using, in its duller
the occasion of its using, in its duller