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whatever

/wɒtˈev.ər/

Traduction: Adjectif utilisé pour souligner l'absence de restriction ou pour exprimer l'indifférence ; peut aussi signifier 'de n'importe quelle sorte' ou 'peu importe lequel'., Pronom indéfini signifiant « tout ce que » ou « quoi que ce soit » ; également utilisé dans les questions emphatiques ou comme expression dédaigneuse d'indifférence.

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adjective

/wɒtˈev.ər/A2formal
  • frAdjectif utilisé pour souligner l'absence de restriction ou pour exprimer l'indifférence ; peut aussi signifier 'de n'importe quelle sorte' ou 'peu importe lequel'.

An adjective used to emphasize a lack of restriction or to indicate indifference; can also mean 'any kind of' or 'no matter what'.

  1. Any or allB1formal

    Referring to any or every thing of a particular type; no matter which.

    frn'importe quel

    • You can choose whatever book you like from the shelf.
    • Whatever decision you make, I will support you.
    • He eats whatever food is available.

    Synonymesany

Formes
  • more whatever comparative form
  • most whatever superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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pronoun

/wɒtˈev.ər/B1formal
  • frPronom indéfini signifiant « tout ce que » ou « quoi que ce soit » ; également utilisé dans les questions emphatiques ou comme expression dédaigneuse d'indifférence.

An indefinite pronoun used to refer to anything or everything that; also used in emphatic questions or as a dismissive expression indicating indifference or lack of restriction.

  1. Free relative pronoun meaning 'anything that' or 'everything that'B1formal

    Used to refer to any thing or all things that satisfy a condition, functioning as the subject or object of a clause without a specific antecedent; introduces a noun clause.

    frpronom relatif libre signifiant « tout ce qui/que »

    • Take whatever you like from the table.
    • Whatever she says, don't believe it.
    • I'll do whatever it takes to succeed.
    • Whatever happens, we'll face it together.
    • You can invite whatever friends you want to the party.
  2. Emphatic pronoun in questions expressing surprise or confusionB2informal

    Used in informal questions to add emphasis, surprise, or disbelief; often appears in phrases like 'Whatever do you mean?' or 'Whatever happened to...?'.

    frQue diable / Que donc

    • Whatever made you think that?
    • Whatever do you want me to do?
    • Whatever happened to the old cinema downtown?
    • Whatever are you talking about?
    • Whatever possessed him to say such a thing?
  3. Dismissive pronoun expressing indifference or resignationB2slang

    Used as a standalone interjection or response to indicate that the speaker does not care about the outcome, is unwilling to argue, or accepts a situation reluctantly.

    frInterjection d'indifférence ou de résignation

    • We can go now or later. — Whatever.
    • If you don't want to help, whatever.
    • He said I was wrong, but whatever, I know the truth.
    • Do it your way. — Whatever works for you.
    • She kept complaining, and I just thought, whatever.
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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