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虽然 suī rán although; even though (often used correlatively with 可是[ke3 shi4] or 但是[dan4 shi4] etc)
què but / yet / however / while / to go back / to decline / to retreat / nevertheless / even though
哪怕 even / even if / even though / no matter how
即使 shǐ even if; even though
尽管 jǐn guǎn despite / although / even though / in spite of / unhesitatingly / do not hesitate (to ask, complain etc) / (go ahead and do it) without hesitating
suī although / even though
纵然 zòng rán even if; even though
即便 biàn even if / even though / right away / immediately
虽说 suī shuō though / although
未经 wèi jīng not having undergone / without (having gone though a certain process)
旁若无人 páng ruò rén to act as though there were nobody else present / unselfconscious / fig. without regard for others
恍若 huǎng ruò as if / as though / rather like
半瓶醋 bàn píng dabbler / dilettante who speaks as though he were an expert
纵使 zòng shǐ even if / even though
即或 huò even if / even though
谈笑自若 tán xiào ruò to talk and laugh as though nothing had happened / to remain cheerful (despite a crisis)
即令 lìng even if / even though
少年老成 shào nián lǎo chéng accomplished though young / lacking youthful vigor
惘然若失 wǎng rán ruò shī lit. to be frustrated as though having lost sth (idiom) / fig. to be at a loss / perplexed / frustrated
虽是 suī shì although / even though / even if
挤花 huā (cookery) to decorate using a piping bag / to extrude something though a piping bag / piping
不怕 fearless / not worried (by setbacks or difficulties) / even if / even though
朽木可雕 xiǔ diāo (idiom) even though a person may have shortcomings, there is still room for improvement
一个头两个大 ge tóu liǎng ge (coll.) to feel as though one's head could explode (Tw)
不一致字 zhì (orthography) inconsistent words (e.g. "through", "bough" and "rough", where "-ough" is not pronounced the same in each case) / inconsistent characters (e.g. 流[liu2], 梳[shu1] and 毓[yu4], which are pronounced differently from each other even though they all have the same notional phonetic component)


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