Dictionary entry

Whatever

Pronunciation: /wɒtˈɛvə/

Pronunciation

/wɒtˈɛvə/

Myanmar Meaning

(pron) ဘာဘဲဖြစ်ဖြစ် (conj) ဘယ်လိုနေနေ။မည်သို့သော။ (det) ဘယ်ဟာမဆို

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

  1. Now you are free to do whatever you want.
  2. We shall be grateful for whatever help you can give us.
  3. Whatever project he works on is always successful.
  4. Whatever happened between Julius and me is none of your business.
  5. [whatever else] : Pack some clothes and whatever else you need for the journey.
  6. You know that you have our full support whatever you decide.
  7. Whatever happens in the these elections
  8. things will never be the same again.
  9. Any business
  10. whatever its size
  11. can benefit from a management training programme.
  12. If you are unable to find work
  13. for whatever reason
  14. our advisers will be there to help you.
  15. ‘What can I offer you? Coffee
  16. tea
  17. lemonade?’ ‘Oh
  18. I don’t mind. Whatever.’
  19. Whatever are you doing indoors on such a lovely day?
  20. What ever happened to that artist friend of yours?
  21. Whatever shall I do without you?
  22. [whatever next?] : And now they have birthday cards that play a tune! Whatever next?
  23. I have no intention whatever of leaving.
  24. ‘They say we all have to come in for the meeting on Saturday.’ ‘Whatever.’
  25. You there
  26. whatever your name is
  27. come and stand here.
  28. He said there were ‘technical difficulties’
  29. whatever that means.