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but - translation to arabic
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
But; BUT (disambiguation); But (disambiguation)
BUT
ألاسم
اِعْتِراض
but
حال : فقط . مجرَّد
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أَدَاةُ عَطْف : لولا أنَّ . إلاّ و . إلاَّ أنَّ . لكن
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اسْم : استثناء
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حَرْفُ جَر : غير . سوى
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أَدَاةُ عَطْف : لولا أنَّ . إلاّ و . إلاَّ أنَّ . لكن
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اسْم : استثناء
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حَرْفُ جَر : غير . سوى
but
CONJ
لولا أن انه الا و الا ان لكن
PREP
الا ، غير ، سوى
ADV
فحسب ، فقط مجرد
N
المطبخ او الغرفه الخارجيه من منزل مؤلف من حجرتين اعتراض ،استثناء،شرط
لولا أن انه الا و الا ان لكن
PREP
الا ، غير ، سوى
ADV
فحسب ، فقط مجرد
N
المطبخ او الغرفه الخارجيه من منزل مؤلف من حجرتين اعتراض ،استثناء،شرط
Definition
but
but1
¦ conjunction
1. used to introduce a phrase or clause contrasting with what has come before or with what is expected.
2. [with negative or in questions] other than; otherwise than.
3. [with negative] archaic without it being the case that.
¦ preposition except; apart from.
¦ adverb
1. only.
2. Austral./NZ & Scottish informal though; however: he was a nice bloke but.
¦ noun an objection: no ifs and buts.
Phrases
but for except for.
?if it were not for.
Origin
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but2
¦ noun Scottish an outer room, especially in a two-roomed cottage.
Phrases
but and ben see ben2.
Origin
C18: from but1 in the early sense 'outside'.
Wikipedia
BUT
BUT, but or But may refer to:
- but, the adversative conjunction in English
Examples of use of but
1. But the jury clearly found it anything but simple.
2. He is a democrat but not western; progressive but religious.
3. But if not, we will move forward –– but not alone.
4. But they are interspersed with brief, but chilling, notations.
5. But the opposition has little choice but to participate.