Wolfsband

Definition

whichever /wÇtʃ'evǝ(r)/ det , pron ၁။ မည္သည့္(အရာ) ျဖစ္ေစ။ ဘယ္(ဟာ)ျဖစ္ေစ။ 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။ မည့္သည့္အရာမဆို။ ဘယ္ဟာျဖစ္ျဖစ္။ 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.

Examples

1. ‘Choose whichever suits you best after discussing your options with your GP or counsellor.’
2. ‘So whichever side is unhappy with the verdict or the outcome
3. they will ask the jury to be polled.’
4. ‘Each has its advantages but whichever one the producer chooses is certain to alienate some section of the public.’
5. ‘By whichever measure one chooses
6. Russell
7. who contemplated many universes
8. is a great mind.’
9. ‘He hadn't decided which film to make
10. he added
11. but whichever story he chose he'd cast me.’
12. ‘Officials are keen to point out that whichever design is selected will provide only a blueprint for whatever is finally built.’
13. ‘Every patient should be offered an outpatient appointment at Ashford or St Peter's
14. whichever they prefer.’
15. ‘Our call is to serve God in whichever way he has equipped us to do so.’
16. ‘All you need do is open whichever book you choose
17. and it will speak to you and tell its stories.’
18. ‘In whichever way you choose to help out
19. I'm sure that the tax benefit of giving is the last thing on your mind.’
20. ‘Once it goes outside that then it becomes the jurisdiction of whichever territorial waters it's in.’
21. ‘People who are willing to shout
22. wave signs
23. march and sing for whichever cause is being flouted at the time.’
24. ‘It is incorrect
25. however
26. to choose whichever analysis gives a more significant finding.’
27. ‘Maybe she had left me a clue for finding her
28. or maybe it was a mistake
29. but I intended to make use of it whichever was the case!’
30. ‘They will wield whatever power is necessary to do it
31. undermine whichever country when it seems useful to do so.’
32. ‘Costs hidden in the seams of communist systems must be paid
33. whichever reform strategy is chosen.’
34. ‘Potential customers can get in touch via e-mail
35. phone
36. POST whichever the seller prefers.’
37. ‘The player who came first takes whichever of these she prefers and adds it to her hand
38. leaving the other for the runner-up.’
39. ‘Body decoration is a primal and innate part of the human psyche
40. whichever way it chooses to express itself.’
41. ‘The Indian wars are all but over
42. and the West has been tamed
43. or destroyed
44. whichever you prefer.’