even if in Russian
even if in Russian is да́же е́сли — even if means used to say that something will be true or will happen regardless of another circumstance, whether or not that circumstance turns out to be the case.
even if in Russian
да́же е́сли
Pronounced: dazhe esli
Regardless of whether; irrespective of (something happening or being the case).
What does "even if" mean?
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conjunction Used to say that something will be true or will happen regardless of another circumstance, whether or not that circumstance turns out to be the case.
"We're going even if it rains."
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conjunction Used to concede a point for the sake of argument, while insisting it does not change the conclusion.
"Even if the figures are right, the plan still costs too much."
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even if in a sentence
- We're going even if it rains.
- Even if she apologises, I won't work with her again.
- Even if the figures are right, the plan still costs too much.
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What is "even if" in Russian?
"even if" in Russian is да́же е́сли. even if means: Used to say that something will be true or will happen regardless of another circumstance, whether or not that circumstance turns out to be the case.
How do you pronounce да́же е́сли?
"even if" in Russian is да́же е́сли, pronounced "dazhe esli".
How do you use "even if" in a sentence?
Example: "We're going even if it rains." In Russian, "even if" is да́же е́сли.
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