though in Irish
though in Irish is cé go — though means despite the fact that; although.
though in Irish
cé go
Despite the fact that; although.
What does "though" mean?
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conj Despite the fact that; although.
"Though it was raining, they went ahead with the picnic."
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adv Used at the end of a sentence to add a contrast, similar to "however."
"I like the design. I'm not sure about the color, though."
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though in a sentence
- Though it was raining, they went ahead with the picnic.
- She stayed calm, though she was clearly nervous.
- I like the design. I'm not sure about the color, though.
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What is "though" in Irish?
"though" in Irish is cé go. though means: Despite the fact that; although.
How do you use "though" in a sentence?
Example: "Though it was raining, they went ahead with the picnic." In Irish, "though" is cé go.
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