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much as

/ˈmʌtʃ æz/

Traduction: Locution conjonctive exprimant une concession ou un contraste, signifiant « même si » ou « bien que », souvent pour souligner qu'une chose est vraie malgré un fort sentiment ou un désir contraire.

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/ˈmʌtʃ æz/B2formal
  • frLocution conjonctive exprimant une concession ou un contraste, signifiant « même si » ou « bien que », souvent pour souligner qu'une chose est vraie malgré un fort sentiment ou un désir contraire.

A conjunction used to introduce a contrast or concession, meaning 'even though' or 'although', often expressing that something is true despite a strong feeling or desire to the contrary.

  1. Even though / AlthoughB2formal

    Used to introduce a fact that makes the main statement seem surprising or contradictory.

    frBien que / même si

    • Much as I admire his work, I cannot agree with his conclusions.
    • Much as she wanted to stay, she knew she had to leave.
    • Much as he tried, he could not solve the puzzle.
  2. In the same way asB2formal

    Used to compare two actions or situations, indicating similarity.

    frtout comme

    • He loves his country much as his father did.
    • She cares for her students much as a mother would.
    • The machine operates much as a human heart does.