Russian term
нечто подобное происходило
4 +8 | something similar (later) happened (or see) |
Michael Korovkin
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5 | something similar has transpired with theory |
Alexandra Taggart
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3 | somewhat similar has occurred with |
Vladimir Bragilevsky
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Non-PRO (1): Susan Welsh
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Proposed translations
something similar (later) happened (or see)
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David Knowles
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thanks David
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Jim Tucker (X)
: (no "to" after "befell"; takes direct object) Probably "something similar happened (or "occurred") with the theory of..." //OK, but would avoid "befall" here altogether - best used of a person. Your original is best.
23 mins
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Thanks. "to" is an oversight, sorry (I was thinking about "happen to"...)
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Susan Welsh
43 mins
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Thanks Susan
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agree |
Elena Iercoşan
2 hrs
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thanks Elena
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agree |
Iosif JUHASZ
2 hrs
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Thanks Iosif
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agree |
GaryG
7 hrs
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Thanks Gary
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agree |
sukirat anand
8 hrs
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thanks Sukirat
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agree |
Olga B
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Thanks Olga
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somewhat similar has occurred with
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Jim Tucker (X)
: ("somewhat" can't normally be a noun or substantive, unlike "irgendwas" etc.))
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