event

A2 · Elementary Countable noun

n. a planned social occasion, such as a party, a meeting, or a wedding.

n. a prearranged social activity or public function.

日本語:イベント※

“The charity is hosting a fundraising event next Saturday evening.”

“The corporate event was meticulously planned to ensure that every stakeholder felt valued and engaged throughout the weekend.”

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun Sports

n. one of the races or competitions in a sports programme.

n. a single contest within a larger sporting competition or programme.

日本語:種目※

“She is training hard for the 100-metre sprint event.”

“The decathlon consists of ten distinct track and field events held over two consecutive days to test the athletes' versatility.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Computing Technical

n. an action that a computer program notices, like a mouse click.

n. an action or occurrence recognised by software that may be handled by the program.

“The program waits for a click event before opening the new window.”

“The application uses an asynchronous event listener to process user inputs without freezing the primary execution thread.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Medicine Technical

n. a sudden and serious health problem, like a heart attack.

n. an episode of a severe or acute health condition.

“The doctor asked if he had ever experienced a cardiac event before.”

“Patients who have suffered a major vascular event require long-term monitoring to mitigate the risk of recurrence.”

C2 · Proficiency Countable noun Physics Technical

n. a specific point in time and space.

n. a point in spacetime specified by three spatial coordinates and one temporal coordinate.

“In physics, an event is defined by where and when it happens.”

“Relativity treats an event as a fundamental constituent of the four-dimensional manifold, independent of the observer's frame of reference.”