Translation
in any case, at any rate, anyway
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Word origin
A home-made Esperanto compound: the correlative ĉiu ('every'), the noun okazo ('occasion, case') and the adverbial ending -e. Literally 'in every case', which is what the English in any case means once you look at it.
- Origin
- Esperanto compound
- Root
- ĉiu + okazo + -e
Examples
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In any case I will come tomorrow, even if the weather is bad.
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We do not know the time, but we will wait for you anyway.
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In any case we have to decide today.
Take the word apart and it teaches its own grammar: + okaz- + -e, three pieces you already know, welded into one adverb. The related verb is , 'to happen'. You will also meet in the wild, built the same way on instead of ; both are understood, and is the commoner in print.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 19, lesson 4: ĉiuokaze, areo, kontribui and 7 more words.