serendipitous / ˌsɛr ənˈdɪp ɪ təs /

⚽高中词汇偶然的偶然性的偶然发生的偶然性

serendipitous 的定义

adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. come upon or found by accident; fortuitous: serendipitous scientific discoveries.
  2. of, relating to, or suggesting serendipity.
  3. good; beneficial; favorable: serendipitous weather for our vacation.

serendipitous 近义词

serendipitous

等同于 lucky

serendipitous

等同于 casual

serendipitous

等同于 fortuitous

serendipitous

等同于 helpful

更多serendipitous例句

  1. These movements in turn lead to interactions that can be anything from delightfully serendipitous to deadly.
  2. In today’s Daily Dose, we take you through some of the most shocking, wonderful, serendipitous moments that changed the course of history and offer insight into the inspiring brains behind these products.
  3. Still, we do have a beautiful office space in New York, with a year left on the lease, and certainly believe in the value of in-person interaction, even if the notion of serendipitous encounters at the water cooler are overhyped.
  4. Hybrid work could also limit those serendipitous office interactions that lead to promotions and breakthrough ideas.
  5. We lost a lot of those moments of serendipitous discussion because the bar for those quick, but sometimes vital, catch-up moments is so high when you have to arrange a Zoom meeting or find space in someone’s calendar.
  6. But it did seem like there was a serendipitous thing happening.
  7. That was a kind of serendipitous thing that grew out of my taking ballet classes at the Met.
  8. I have the feeling that my [deceased] mother and grandmother are often in the room with me, giving me serendipitous hints.
  9. In the course of his travels, Carroll has amassed some hilarious, touching, and serendipitous tales from the road.
  10. And, in a serendipitous way, Hollywood is according some newfound respect to the Man From Plains.
  11. Albania will rebuild its future on the back of the serendipitous refugees of Kosovo.