Dictionary entry
Or whatever
Pronunciation
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Myanmar Meaning
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Definition
whatever /wɒt'evǝ(r)/ det , pron ၁။ ဘယ္ဟာမဆို။ ဘာမဆို။ We will be grateful for whatever amount you can afford. ❍ You can eat whatever you like. ၂။ ဘာပဲ။ Whatever we do, some people will criticize it. ❍ Keep calm, whatever happens. interrog pron (အံ့ဩေၾကာင္း၊ ေခါင္း႐ႈပ္ ေၾကာင္းျပေသာ စကား)။ ဘာ။ ဘယ္လို။ Whatever do you mean? ❍ Whatever can it be? ❍ Whatever happened to old Sam? ❍ Now you've lost your jacket. Whatever next? adv (also whatsoever ) (used after no + a noun, nothing , none , etc for emphasis) မည္သို႔မွ်။ ဘယ္လိုမွ။ ဘာမွ်။ There can be no doubt whatever about it. ❍ ‘Are there any signs of improvement?’ ‘None whatsoever. ’ ❏ or whatever [ IDM ] ( infml ) အလားတူ။ There's a useful cupboard under the stairs for brushes, boots or whatever.
Examples
- Now you are free to do whatever you want.
- We shall be grateful for whatever help you can give us.
- Whatever project he works on is always successful.
- Whatever happened between Julius and me is none of your business.
- [whatever else] : Pack some clothes and whatever else you need for the journey.
- You know that you have our full support whatever you decide.
- Whatever happens in the these elections
- things will never be the same again.
- Any business
- whatever its size
- can benefit from a management training programme.
- If you are unable to find work
- for whatever reason
- our advisers will be there to help you.
- ‘What can I offer you? Coffee
- tea
- lemonade?’ ‘Oh
- I don’t mind. Whatever.’
- Whatever are you doing indoors on such a lovely day?
- What ever happened to that artist friend of yours?
- Whatever shall I do without you?
- [whatever next?] : And now they have birthday cards that play a tune! Whatever next?
- I have no intention whatever of leaving.
- ‘They say we all have to come in for the meeting on Saturday.’ ‘Whatever.’
- You there
- whatever your name is
- come and stand here.
- He said there were ‘technical difficulties’
- whatever that means.