though
英単語「though」の日本語の意味
米 /ðoʊ/ · 英 /ðəʊ/
though の意味: でも、それでも、本当に、まったく、けれども、にもかかわらず
副詞
でも、それでも
今述べたことと対照的な内容を付け加えるときに使う。
やさしい英語で: Used to add something that contrasts with what you have just said.
- It was expensive. I liked it, though.
- The walk was long but enjoyable, though.
- I cannot come tonight. Thanks for asking, though.
本当に、まったく
発言や質問を強調するとき、特に相手に強く同意するときに使う。
やさしい英語で: Used to make a statement or question stronger, often when agreeing with someone.
- Isn't it cold, though?
- Doesn't he sing well, though?
- Wasn't that a wonderful meal, though?
接続詞
けれども、にもかかわらず
主な内容が意外に感じられるような事実を述べるときに使う。
やさしい英語で: Introduces a fact that makes the main statement surprising or unexpected.
- Though it was cold, we went swimming.
- He smiled, though he was nervous.
- Though tired, she stayed to help us clean.
前置詞
けれども、にもかかわらず
ある事実があるのに、意外にも主な内容が成り立つことを示す。
やさしい英語で: Introduces a fact that makes the main statement surprising or unexpected.
- Though she was tired, she kept walking.
- I enjoyed the film, though it was long.
- Though the door was open, no one came inside.
でも、それでも
前の発言を限定する、またはそれと対照的な事実や意見を加える。
やさしい英語で: Adds a fact or opinion that limits or contrasts with the previous statement.
- The soup was cold. It tasted good, though.
- I enjoyed the trip. The hotel was expensive, though.
- The shoes fit well. I dislike the colour, though.
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