Anyway Meaning in English
word
/ˈɛniˌweɪ/
EN-ee-way
/ˈɛnɪwˌeɪ/
EN-i-way
释义
Used to introduce a statement that contrasts with or seems to contradict something said before, or to return to a previous subject. It also means 'in any case' or 'regardless'.
用法与细微差别
Generally informal or neutral in tone, and used frequently in spoken English. Common in conversation to change the subject or resume a point. Often followed by a comma. Can also signal conclusion or dismissal of previous points.
Spanish: de todos modos - en cualquier casoPortuguese (BR): de qualquer forma - mesmo assimPortuguese (PT): de qualquer maneira - ainda assimChinese (Simplified): 无论如何 - 总之Chinese (Traditional): 無論如何 - 總之Hindi: वैसे भी - किसी भी तरहArabic: على أي حال - مع ذلكBengali: তবুও - যাই হোকRussian: всё равно - в любом случае - так или иначеJapanese: とにかく - いずれにしてもVietnamese: dù sao - dù gì đi nữaKorean: 어쨌든 - 아무튼Turkish: zaten - neyse - yine deUrdu: بہر حال - ویسے بھیIndonesian: lagi pula - bagaimanapun - pokoknya
例句
I was tired, but I went to the party anyway.
basic
She didn't like the movie, but she watched it anyway.
basic
I wasn’t sure, but I called him anyway.
basic
Anyway, let's move on to the next topic.
natural
I wasn't going to go, but I went anyway.
natural
I don’t really know much about it, but anyway, I think it’s interesting.
natural