occurrence

詳細解釋：

oc.cur.rence

n.（名詞）
The act or an instance of occurring.
發生：發生的行為或例子
Something that takes place.
發生的事情

【引伸】
occur.rent
adj.（形容詞）
<參考辭彙><同義詞>occurrence,happening,event,incident,episode,circumstanceThese nouns all refer to something that takes place or comes to pass.
這些名詞均指發生或即將過去的事情。
Occurrence andhappening are the most general:
Occurrence 和happening 是最一般的：
例句：
an everyday occurrence;
日常之事；

例句：
a happening of no great importance.
沒有重大意義的事情。

Event usually signifies a notable occurrence:
Event 通常指能被注意到的事情：
例句：
The events of the day are reported on the evening news.
那天的事件已在晚間新聞上作了報導，

例句：
.Great events make me quiet and calm; it is only trifles that irritate my nerves. (Victoria).
.偉大的 事件使我平靜和從容；只有那些瑣事才令我心煩. （維多利亞）。

Incident may apply to a minor occurrence:
Incident 可用於小事情：
例句：
Errors are inescapable incidents in the course of scientific research. The term may also refer to a distinct event of sharp identity and significance:
在科研過程中，錯誤是不可避免的事情。 這個詞也可以用指具有重大意義的非常事件：

例句：
His debut at Carnegie Hall was the first of a succession of exciting incidents in his life. Anepisode is an incident in the course of a progression or within a larger sequence:
他在卡內基音樂堂的首次登台是他生命中令人激動的事件中的第一個。 Episode 是在某一事物的發生過程中或在更大的進程中的事情：

例句：
.Happiness was but the occasional episode in a general drama of pain. (Thomas Hardy).
.歡樂不過是普遍的苦痛過程中的一個小插曲. （托馬斯·哈代）。

Circumstance in this comparison denotes a particular incident or occurrence:
Circumstance 在這個比較中指一件特定的事情：
例句：
.What schoolboy of fourteen is ignorant of this remarkable circumstanceô. (Macaulay).
.十四歲的學生在這件值得注意的事件中會忽略掉什麼呢ô. （麥考莉）