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形容词比较级
more coincidental
形容词最高级
most coincidental
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巧合的, 同时发生的
happening by chance at the same time or in a way that appears connected but is not planned
- The meeting's coincidental timing with the announcement made everyone suspicious.
会议与公告的巧合时间让所有人都产生了怀疑。
- Their coincidental arrival at the airport led to an unexpected reunion after years apart.
他们在机场的巧合到达导致了多年分离后的意外重逢。
- It was purely coincidental that they met on the same train twice in one week.
他们一周内两次在同一列火车上相遇完全是巧合。
- The similar wording in their essays was coincidental, not copied.
他们文章中相似的措辞是巧合，不是抄袭的。
- Their arrivals were coincidental, though they hadn’t planned to meet.
他们的到来是巧合，尽管他们并没有计划见面。
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巧合的, 偶然的
happening unexpectedly and without deliberate planning or foresight
- It was purely coincidental that I ran into my old friend from high school while on vacation in another country.
我在另一个国家度假时遇到高中时的老朋友纯属巧合。
- The fact that she chose the same book as me from the library was purely coincidental; we have different tastes in literature.
她在图书馆和我选了同一本书纯粹是巧合；我们对文学的品味不同。
- It was coincidental that we both happened to be wearing the same color shirt that day; we didn't plan it.
那天我们俩碰巧穿了同色的衬衫是巧合；我们没有计划过。
- The fact that we both ordered the same dish for lunch was coincidental; we didn't discuss our choices beforehand.
我们俩午餐点了同样的菜是巧合；我们没有事先讨论我们的选择。
- The fact that they both arrived at the bus stop at the same time was coincidental; they didn't plan to meet there.
他们同时到达公交车站的事实是巧合；他们没有计划在那里见面。