random

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/ˈrændəm/
US
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randomadjective
more random
Comp.
most random
Super.
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Translations
He picked a random book from the shelf.
Он выбрал случайную книгу с полки.
The computer generated a random number.
Компьютер сгенерировал произвольное число.
The random arrangement of the furniture made the room look messy.
Хаотичное расположение мебели делало комнату неопрятной.
Definitions
Made, done, or happening without method or conscious decision.
The teacher called on a random student to answer the question.
Chosen without a particular plan or pattern.
We picked a random number to determine the winner of the raffle.
Lacking a definite plan, purpose, or pattern.
His random comments during the meeting confused everyone.
Informal: Unusual, unexpected, or strangely out of context; odd or quirky.
That was a really random comment to make during the meeting.
Mathematics & Statistics: Relating to a process or outcome in which each possible value is equally likely to occur; governed by chance.
In a random sample, every member of the population has an equal probability of being chosen.
randomnoun
randoms
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US
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Translations
The outcome of the experiment was determined by random.
Результат эксперимента был определён случайностью.
Definitions
A person or thing that is unknown, unidentified, or out of place.
He was just a random in the crowd, unnoticed by everyone.
Informal, computing: A randomly generated number or value.
To test the algorithm, the developer fed it a random from the system's generator.