Definition of bechance in English:

bechance

verb bɪˈtʃɑːnsbəˈCHans

[no object]literary

Happen or find by chance.
the most extraordinary person I ever have bechanced upon
with object the occasion to be in London finally bechanced him
Example sentencesExamples
- He had no choice, apparently, but to go sleep in the bushes in his local park, where, happily, he bechanced upon a coat that provided a smidgin of warmth.
- So, fearing lest a worse thing should bechance him, from Abbeville he went up to Paris.
- My sons - God knows what hath bechanced them.
- I must ask of you to take a small body of picked men, and ride forth towards Blois, and see what bechances there.
- It was only yesterday morning that she had bechanced to see it, not surprisingly following a discussion on that very same subject.
Synonyms
happen, occur, take place, come about, transpire, arise, chance

Definition of bechance in US English:

bechance

verbbəˈCHans

literary

Happen; befall.
the most extraordinary person I ever have bechanced upon
with object the occasion to be in London finally bechanced him
Example sentencesExamples
- He had no choice, apparently, but to go sleep in the bushes in his local park, where, happily, he bechanced upon a coat that provided a smidgin of warmth.
- It was only yesterday morning that she had bechanced to see it, not surprisingly following a discussion on that very same subject.
- My sons - God knows what hath bechanced them.
- So, fearing lest a worse thing should bechance him, from Abbeville he went up to Paris.
- I must ask of you to take a small body of picked men, and ride forth towards Blois, and see what bechances there.
Synonyms
happen, occur, take place, come about, transpire, arise, chance

单词	bechance
释义	Definition of bechance in English: bechance verb bɪˈtʃɑːnsbəˈCHans [no object]literary Happen or find by chance. the most extraordinary person I ever have bechanced upon with object the occasion to be in London finally bechanced him Example sentencesExamples He had no choice, apparently, but to go sleep in the bushes in his local park, where, happily, he bechanced upon a coat that provided a smidgin of warmth. So, fearing lest a worse thing should bechance him, from Abbeville he went up to Paris. My sons - God knows what hath bechanced them. I must ask of you to take a small body of picked men, and ride forth towards Blois, and see what bechances there. It was only yesterday morning that she had bechanced to see it, not surprisingly following a discussion on that very same subject. Synonyms happen, occur, take place, come about, transpire, arise, chance Definition of bechance in US English: bechance verbbəˈCHans literary Happen; befall. the most extraordinary person I ever have bechanced upon with object the occasion to be in London finally bechanced him Example sentencesExamples He had no choice, apparently, but to go sleep in the bushes in his local park, where, happily, he bechanced upon a coat that provided a smidgin of warmth. It was only yesterday morning that she had bechanced to see it, not surprisingly following a discussion on that very same subject. My sons - God knows what hath bechanced them. So, fearing lest a worse thing should bechance him, from Abbeville he went up to Paris. I must ask of you to take a small body of picked men, and ride forth towards Blois, and see what bechances there. Synonyms happen, occur, take place, come about, transpire, arise, chance
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