| 单词 | whatever |
| 释义 | whatever I. 1. a. < take whatever you want > < whatever Earth, all-bearing mother, yields — John Milton > b. < seeing only his faults, and seeing them as unforgivable in his case whatever they may be elsewhere — C.H.Sykes > < whatever the cause, this animosity grew deeper and deeper — E.V.Burkholder > c. < any appliance — stove, lantern, or whatever — that is fueled by gasoline — New Yorker > < until you find your buffalo or rhinoceros or whatever — Alan Moorehead > < a marriage contract — whether it is monogamous or polygamous or whatever — Weston La Barre > < workers constantly walk in … arguing, complaining, or whatever — Time > d. < had lain abed some days with the measles or whatever — Mary Austin > < wouldn't have had a moustache when a small boy or whatever — Henry James †1916 > 2. < whatever do you mean by that > II. 1. a. < and buy peace … on whatever terms could be obtained — C.S.Forester > < have provided most of the backbone for whatever musical tradition we have — Virgil Thomson > b. < by whatever circumstances he had been led to a hatred of the slave power and a heightened devotion to the Union, the change was one which in a measure transformed him — W.J.Ghent > 2. a. < men and women of whatever scholastic training or none at all — Alvin Johnson > b. < any language whatever — W.D.Preston > < no damage whatever — A.T.Weaver > < the most entrancing young girl whatever — Carl Van Doren > III. < but how far could I trust them, and in what way were they different from the trustees? Whatever, I was committed; I'd learn in the process of working with them, I thought — Ralph Ellison > |
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