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1 however
adverb1) wie... auch; egal, wie (ugs.)I shall never win this race, however hard I try — ich werde dieses Rennen nie gewinnen, und wenn ich mich noch so anstrenge od. wie sehr ich mich auch anstrenge
2) (nevertheless) jedoch; aberI don't like him very much. However, he has never done me any harm — Ich mag ihn nicht sehr. Er hat mir allerdings noch nie etwas getan
however, the rain soon stopped, and... — es hörte jedoch od. aber bald auf zu regnen, und...
* * *1) (in spite of that: It would be nice if we had more money. However, I suppose we'll manage with what we have.) wie auch immer2) ((also how ever) in what way; by what means: However did you get here?; However did you do that?) wie3) (to no matter what extent: However hard I try, I still can't do it.) wie auch* * *how·ever[haʊˈevəʳ, AM -ɚ]\however hungry I am,... ich kann so hungrig sein, wie ich will,...\however angry/inexpensive/small egal wie böse/billig/klein2. (showing contradiction) jedochI love ice cream — \however, I am trying to lose weight, so... ich liebe Eis — ich versuche jedoch gerade abzunehmen, daher...\however did you manage to get so dirty? wie hast du es bloß geschafft, so schmutzig zu werden?II. conj1. (nevertheless) aber, jedochthere may, \however, be other reasons es mag jedoch auch andere Gründe geben2. (in any way) wie auch immeryou can do it \however you like du kannst es machen, wie du willst\however you do it,... wie auch immer du es machst,...* * *[haʊ'evə(r)]1. conj1) jedoch, aberhowever, we finally succeeded — wir haben es schließlich doch noch geschafft
2. advhowever strong he is — wie stark er auch ist, egal wie stark er ist (inf)
however you do it —
do it however you like — machs, wie du willst
buy it however expensive it is — kaufen Sie es, egal, was es kostet
however much you cry — und wenn du noch so weinst, wie sehr du auch weinst
wait 30 minutes or however long it takes — warte eine halbe Stunde oder so lange, wie es dauert
however that may be — wie dem auch sei
2) (in question) wie... bloß or nurhowever did you manage it? — wie hast du das bloß or nur geschafft?
* * *however [haʊˈevə(r)]A adv1. wie auch (immer), wenn auch noch so:however it (may) be wie dem auch sei;however you do it wie du es auch machst;however hard he tried sosehr er sich auch bemühte;however much we wish it wie sehr wir es auch wünschen2. umg wie (denn) nur:however did you manage that?B konj dennoch, (je)doch, aber, indes* * *adverb1) wie... auch; egal, wie (ugs.)I shall never win this race, however hard I try — ich werde dieses Rennen nie gewinnen, und wenn ich mich noch so anstrenge od. wie sehr ich mich auch anstrenge
2) (nevertheless) jedoch; aberI don't like him very much. However, he has never done me any harm — Ich mag ihn nicht sehr. Er hat mir allerdings noch nie etwas getan
however, the rain soon stopped, and... — es hörte jedoch od. aber bald auf zu regnen, und...
* * *conj.aber konj.dennoch konj.doch konj.jedoch konj. -
2 however
\however hungry I am,... ich kann so hungrig sein, wie ich will,...;2) ( showing contradiction) jedoch;I love ice cream - \however, I am trying to lose weight, so... ich liebe Eis - ich versuche jedoch gerade abzunehmen, daher...\however did you manage to get so dirty? wie hast du es bloß geschafft, so schmutzig zu werden? conj1) ( in any way) wie auch immer;you can do it \however you like du kannst es machen, wie du willst;\however you do it,... wie auch immer du es machst,...2) ( nevertheless) aber, jedoch;there may, \however, be other reasons es mag jedoch auch andere Gründe geben
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