whichever
/wɪtʃˈɛvə/
- Syllables
- 3 syllables
- Stress
- 2nd syllable stress
- Vowel
- Schwa vowel
- Ending
- Final r is pronounced in US English
wɪtʃ - ˈɛvə -> whichever
ဘာဘဲဖြစ်ဖြစ်။ take whichever you like မင်းကြိုက်တာဆို ဘာဘဲဖြစ်ဖြစ် ယူလိုက်ပါ။
whichever /wÇtʃ'evǝ(r)/ det , pron
၁။ မည်သည့်(အရာ) ဖြစ်စေ။ ဘယ်(ဟာ)ဖြစ်စေ။ Take whichever hat suits you best. ❍ We'll eat at whichever restaurant is cheaper. ❍ You will receive a cash payment on your 65th birthday or after ten years, whichever is later. ❍ Whichever of you comes first will receive a prize. ❍ The form read ‘Are you single/married/divorced/separated? (Strike out whichever does not apply. )’
၂။ မည့်သည့်အရာမဆို။ ဘယ်ဟာဖြစ်ဖြစ်။ Whichever you buy, there is a six-month guarantee. ❍ It takes three hours, whichever route you take. ❍ The situation is an awkward one, whichever way you look at it.
- ‘Choose whichever suits you best after discussing your options with your GP or counsellor.’
- ‘So whichever side is unhappy with the verdict or the outcome, they will ask the jury to be polled.’
- ‘Each has its advantages but whichever one the producer chooses is certain to alienate some section of the public.’
- ‘By whichever measure one chooses, Russell, who contemplated many universes, is a great mind.’
- ‘He hadn't decided which film to make, he added, but whichever story he chose he'd cast me.’
- ‘Officials are keen to point out that whichever design is selected will provide only a blueprint for whatever is finally built.’
- ‘Every patient should be offered an outpatient appointment at Ashford or St Peter's, whichever they prefer.’
- ‘Our call is to serve God in whichever way he has equipped us to do so.’
- ‘All you need do is open whichever book you choose, and it will speak to you and tell its stories.’
- ‘In whichever way you choose to help out, I'm sure that the tax benefit of giving is the last thing on your mind.’
- ‘Once it goes outside that then it becomes the jurisdiction of whichever territorial waters it's in.’
- ‘People who are willing to shout, wave signs, march and sing for whichever cause is being flouted at the time.’
- ‘It is incorrect, however, to choose whichever analysis gives a more significant finding.’
- ‘Maybe she had left me a clue for finding her, or maybe it was a mistake, but I intended to make use of it whichever was the case!’
- ‘They will wield whatever power is necessary to do it, undermine whichever country when it seems useful to do so.’
- ‘Costs hidden in the seams of communist systems must be paid, whichever reform strategy is chosen.’
- ‘Potential customers can get in touch via e-mail, phone, POST whichever the seller prefers.’
- ‘The player who came first takes whichever of these she prefers and adds it to her hand, leaving the other for the runner-up.’
- ‘Body decoration is a primal and innate part of the human psyche, whichever way it chooses to express itself.’
- ‘The Indian wars are all but over, and the West has been tamed, or destroyed, whichever you prefer.’
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