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Definition of however in English: howeveradverb haʊˈɛvəhaʊˈɛvər 1Used to introduce a statement that contrasts with or seems to contradict something that has been said previously. 然而，可是，不过 People tend to put on weight in middle age. However, gaining weight is not inevitable 人们往往会在中年体重增加。然而，这并非不可避免。 Example sentencesExamples - There is, however, a further problem which is best described as a problem of conscience.
- For all the fiascos revealed, however, those are in some ways the easy questions.
- As neither is a centrally contracted player, however, the club will have a say in the matter.
- Live, however, the contrasting styles of the two albums meet perfectly in the middle.
- By far the most interesting aspect of the affair, however, has been the response to his words.
- Once a mandate is binding on a bank, however, it must act or be in breach of contract.
- The contrary view, however, is that granite is a mixture of crustal and mantle sources.
- This film however never takes itself seriously at all and is a clever well thought out modern comedy.
- The trials will, however, be military trials, as is appropriate for a time of war.
- The recent historical record shows this view to be utterly without foundation however.
- The good news however is that there are a number of contracts starting to roll in.
- It is to be noted, however, that a child cannot sue its mother for negligent harm done to it whilst in the womb.
- At some point, however, she became bored with life in England and answered the call of the east.
- The tracks included here are however more minimalist than some of his previous work.
- I survived though and our team won, so yay, or however else I should show my joy and elation.
- They are however becoming simpler, although more could still be done in this respect.
- There is, however, a way to replicate that success while acting against price fixing.
- The problem however is that like we all know a legal contract is not a option in the family.
- I did, however, buy four cheaper books, of which you will doubtless hear more in time.
- One of the others, however, would be possible for me to enter, although far from easy.
- Since I first mentioned it, however, things seem to have got completely out of hand.
Synonyms but, nevertheless, nonetheless, still, yet, though, although, even so, (but) for all that, (but) despite that, (but) in spite of that anyway, anyhow, be that as it may, having said that, notwithstanding informal still and all archaic howbeit, withal, natheless 2relative adverb In whatever way; regardless of how. 不管用什么方式；不管怎么，无论如何 however you look at it, you can't criticize that 不管你怎么看这件事，你都不能批评那一点。 Example sentencesExamples - Anyway, however it comes about, a big grin and a warm glow are jolly good things!
- I do know that whatever we decide and however we do things, many people will be disappointed.
- However it happens, once you know the score you need to start work immediately to fight back.
- However it works, it will be done from a root prompt.
Synonyms in whatever way, regardless of how, no matter how - 2.1with adjective or adverb To whatever extent.
不管多么 he was hesitant to take the risk, however small 他不情愿冒风险，不管多小。 Example sentencesExamples - She knows that readers respond not to dry arguments, however true, but to human stories.
- So whatever the situation was, or however hard it was, the two of us were together.
- The Earth goes round the sun, regardless of how it looks to however many people.
- It has to be done at the time, whatever the conditions and however tired, wet and cold people may be.
- By all means stand by your article, however offensive some may find it, as long as it is based on fact or logic.
UsageWhen ever is used for emphasis after how or why, it should be written as a separate word. Thus it is correct to write how ever did you manage? rather than however did you manage? (as distinct from other uses of the adverb however, which is always written as one word). With other words such as what, where, and who, the situation is not clear-cut: both two-word and one-word forms (both what ever and whatever, and so on) are well represented, and neither is regarded as particularly more correct than the other Rhymesclever, endeavour (US endeavor), ever, forever, howsoever, never, never-never, sever, Trevor, whatever, whatsoever, whenever, whensoever, wheresoever, wherever, whichever, whichsoever, whoever, whomever, whomsoever, whosoever Definition of however in US English: howeveradverbhaʊˈɛvərhouˈevər 1Used to introduce a statement that contrasts with or seems to contradict something that has been said previously. 然而，可是，不过 People tend to put on weight in middle age. However, gaining weight is not inevitable 人们往往会在中年体重增加。然而，这并非不可避免。 Example sentencesExamples - The recent historical record shows this view to be utterly without foundation however.
- They are however becoming simpler, although more could still be done in this respect.
- There is, however, a further problem which is best described as a problem of conscience.
- The problem however is that like we all know a legal contract is not a option in the family.
- This film however never takes itself seriously at all and is a clever well thought out modern comedy.
- I survived though and our team won, so yay, or however else I should show my joy and elation.
- The good news however is that there are a number of contracts starting to roll in.
- Once a mandate is binding on a bank, however, it must act or be in breach of contract.
- There is, however, a way to replicate that success while acting against price fixing.
- The tracks included here are however more minimalist than some of his previous work.
- By far the most interesting aspect of the affair, however, has been the response to his words.
- Since I first mentioned it, however, things seem to have got completely out of hand.
- The contrary view, however, is that granite is a mixture of crustal and mantle sources.
- As neither is a centrally contracted player, however, the club will have a say in the matter.
- It is to be noted, however, that a child cannot sue its mother for negligent harm done to it whilst in the womb.
- For all the fiascos revealed, however, those are in some ways the easy questions.
- The trials will, however, be military trials, as is appropriate for a time of war.
- I did, however, buy four cheaper books, of which you will doubtless hear more in time.
- At some point, however, she became bored with life in England and answered the call of the east.
- One of the others, however, would be possible for me to enter, although far from easy.
- Live, however, the contrasting styles of the two albums meet perfectly in the middle.
Synonyms but, nevertheless, nonetheless, still, yet, though, although, even so, for all that, but for all that, despite that, but despite that, in spite of that, but in spite of that 2relative adverb In whatever way; regardless of how. 不管用什么方式；不管怎么，无论如何 however you look at it, you can't criticize that 不管你怎么看这件事，你都不能批评那一点。 Example sentencesExamples - I do know that whatever we decide and however we do things, many people will be disappointed.
- However it happens, once you know the score you need to start work immediately to fight back.
- However it works, it will be done from a root prompt.
- Anyway, however it comes about, a big grin and a warm glow are jolly good things!
Synonyms in whatever way, regardless of how, no matter how - 2.1with adjective or adverb To whatever extent.
不管多么 he was hesitant to take the risk, however small 他不情愿冒风险，不管多小。 Example sentencesExamples - By all means stand by your article, however offensive some may find it, as long as it is based on fact or logic.
- So whatever the situation was, or however hard it was, the two of us were together.
- She knows that readers respond not to dry arguments, however true, but to human stories.
- It has to be done at the time, whatever the conditions and however tired, wet and cold people may be.
- The Earth goes round the sun, regardless of how it looks to however many people.
UsageWhen ever is used as an intensifier after how, what, when, where, or why, it should be separated by a space. Thus, how ever did you find her? could be rephrased, with no change of meaning, how did you ever find her? This rule tends to be more often followed—or more widely understood—in Britain than in the US. However in the sense of ‘no matter how’ (however gently you correct him, Peter always takes offense) should be spelled as one word. See also whatever |