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1. adjective1) relative adjectivewhatever measures we take — welche Maßnahmen wir auch immer ergreifen
whatever materials you will need — alle Materialien, die du vielleicht brauchst
2) (notwithstanding which) was für... auch immerwhatever problems you encounter — auf welche Probleme Sie auch stoßen [mögen]
3) (at all) überhaupt2. pronoun1) relative pronoun was für... [auch immer]2) (notwithstanding anything) was auch [immer]whatever happens,... — was auch geschieht,...
3)or whatever — oder was auch immer; oder sonst was (ugs.)
* * *relative adjective, relative pronoun (any (thing(s) or amount) that: I'll lend you whatever (books) you need.) alles was* * *what·ever[(h)wɒtˈevəʳ, AM (h)wʌtˈevɚ]I. pron\whatever you choose is fine mir ist alles recht, was du aussuchstI eat \whatever I want ich esse, was ich willdo \whatever you want mach, was du willst\whatever you do, don't tell Patrick ganz gleich, was du machst, sag Patrick nichts davon\whatever that means was auch immer das heißen sollI'll bring red wine then — sure, \whatever ich hole also Rotwein — ja, ist mir rechtuse chopped herbs, nuts, garlic, or \whatever verwenden Sie gehackte Kräuter, Nüsse, Knoblauch oder Ähnliches\whatever happens, you know that I'll stand by you was auch passieren mag, du weißt, dass ich zu dir halte\whatever else may be said of Mr Meese,... ganz gleich, was man über Mr. Meese sonst sagen kann,...\whatever are you talking about? wovon redest du denn da?\whatever is he doing with that rod! was, zum Kuckuck, macht er mit dieser Stange?\whatever makes you think that? wie kommst du denn nur darauf?1. (any) welche(r, s) auch immer\whatever dress you want to wear is fine welches Kleid du auch immer tragen möchtest, mir ist es rechttake \whatever action is needed mach, was auch immer nötig ist2. (regardless of) gleichgültig welche(r, s)we'll go \whatever the weather wir fahren bei jedem Wetter\whatever the outcome of the war,... wie der Krieg auch ausgehen wird,...\whatever decision he made I would support it ich würde jede seiner Entscheidungen unterstützenthere is no evidence \whatever to show that... es gibt keinerlei Beweis dafür, dass...he had no respect for authority \whatever er hatte nicht den geringsten Respekt vor Autoritätwe told him we'd back him \whatever wir sagten ihm, dass wir ihn auf jeden Fall unterstützen würden* * *[wɒt'evə(r)]1. pron1) was (auch) (immer); (= no matter what) egal was, ganz gleich wasshall we go home now? – whatever you like or say — gehen wir jetzt nach Hause? – ganz wie du willst
whatever it's called — egal wie es heißt, soll es heißen, wie es will
... or whatever they're called —... oder wie sie sonst heißen
or whatever — oder sonst ( so) etwas
whatever does he want? — was will er wohl?, was er wohl will?; (impatiently) was, zum Kuckuck, will er denn?
2. adj1) egal welche(r, s), welche(r, s) (auch) (immer)for whatever reasons — aus welchen Gründen auch immer
nothing whatever — überhaupt or absolut gar nichts
it's of no use whatever — es hat überhaupt or absolut keinen Zweck
3)whatever good can come of it? — was kann daraus nur Gutes werden?* * *A pron1. was (auch immer); alles, was:2. was auch; trotz allem, was:whatever do you want?B adj1. welch(er, e, es) … auch (immer):whatever profit this work gives us welchen Nutzen uns diese Arbeit auch (immer) bringt;for whatever reasons he is angry aus welchen Gründen er auch immer verärgert ist; einerlei oder ganz gleich, weshalb er wütend ist2. mit neg (nachgestellt) überhaupt, gar nichts, niemand etc:C v/t US sl jemanden wie Luft behandeln* * *1. adjective1) relative adjectivewhatever materials you will need — alle Materialien, die du vielleicht brauchst
2) (notwithstanding which) was für... auch immerwhatever problems you encounter — auf welche Probleme Sie auch stoßen [mögen]
3) (at all) überhaupt2. pronoun1) relative pronoun was für... [auch immer]do whatever you like — mach, was du willst
2) (notwithstanding anything) was auch [immer]whatever happens,... — was auch geschieht,...
3)or whatever — oder was auch immer; oder sonst was (ugs.)
* * *pron.alles was pron.trotz allem pron.was pron.was auch pron.was auch immer pron.was denn pron.was immer pron.
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