withal

• 古旧或文学性副词，表示“此外”“而且”或“尽管如此”；用于加强语气，或指伴随、补充前文的内容。现代英语日常用语中很少见，多见于历史或诗歌文本。

An archaic or literary adverb meaning 'in addition,' 'as well,' or 'nevertheless.' It is used to add emphasis or to indicate something that accompanies or qualifies a previous statement. The word is rarely used in modern everyday English, appearing mostly in historical or poetic texts.

1. Nevertheless or despite thatC2formalbritish

   Used to introduce a contrasting point or to indicate that something is true despite what has been said.

   尽管如此

   • He was a strict teacher; withal, he was fair.
   • The plan was risky; withal, it was the only option.
   • She was tired; withal, she continued working.

   同义词all the sameeven sohoweverneverthelessnonethelessnotwithstandingstillyet

2. In addition or together withC2formalbritish

   Used to indicate that something is included or accompanies something else.

   此外，连同

   • He brought his tools and withal a strong determination.
   • The letter was polite and withal firm in its demands.
   • She offered advice and withal a helping hand.

   同义词additionallyalsobesidesfurthermorelikewisemoreovertoo