contingency

英[kən'tindʒənsi]美[kən'tindʒənsi]

n.[U]
偶然，可能性，意外事故

同：	[n.] contingence, eventuality

For his part, Kennedy was sure that we had enough for nearly any conceivable contingency
在肯尼迪看来，他深信我们已经拥有足够的力量去应付几乎任何可以设想得到的意外事故。收藏
"An instrument expressed to be payable on a contingency is not a bill, and the happening of the event does not cure the defect."
凡载明在某宗或会发生之事件发生时始付款之票据，不属汇票，即使该事件果告发生，亦不会改变。收藏
Sometimes a portion of a loss contingency qualifies for immediate recognition, whereas the remainder only meets the criteria for disclosure.
有时或有损失的一部分能够立即确认,而其余部分只能满足揭示的标准。收藏
A common example of a loss contingency is a lawsuit pending against a company.
或有损失的一个常见例子是针对公司的悬而未决的法律诉讼。收藏
A proportion of the pretax profit is set aside for contingency.
一部分税前利润留出供急用。收藏

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a possible event or occurrence or result
[同] contingence, contingency, eventuality
the state of being contingent on something

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