(prt) (1) (uk) while
during
as
(2) while
although
though
despite
in spite of
notwithstanding
(3) all
both
(4) as (i.e. "as always", "as long ago")
in (i.e. "in tears")
(P)
(adv) (uk) secretly
behind someone's back
unbeknownst to the parties involved
(adv) even if I say so myself
for me (to do such a thing)
(adv) from where one sits
while sitting by
(conj) (uk) while
during
performed in this condition
(prt) (uk) though
notwithstanding
although
(P)
(n) people who study or work while listening to the radio (or watching television, etc.)
(adj-no,adv) by nature
naturally
by birth
inborn
(adv,conj) (uk) however
nevertheless
(adv) (uk) both
(adv) (uk) reluctantly
(adv) (uk) reluctantly
(adv,conj) (uk) however
nevertheless
(n) letter-closing phrase expressing regret for a delay
(adv) while at a distance
indirectly
casually
(adv) with all due respect ...
I venture to say ...
Excuse me, but ...
(adv) to the best of my ability, poor though it be
(adj-no,adv) by nature
naturally
by birth
inborn
(exp) (uk) It goes without saying
but not only that
but also ...
