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ut

/ˈʊt/ adverb A1 (estimated)

1. as

English	as
Italian	siccome

2. as, being, in the role of, in the capacity of, as natural for

English	as
Italian	siccome

3. may, let

English	let, may
French	que
Czech	nechť

4. how

English	how
German	wie
French	comment
Portuguese	como
Czech	jak
Italian	come
Spanish	cómo
Dutch	hoe
Swedish	ett vad

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ut

/ˈʊt/ conjunction A1 (estimated)

1. that, for that, because

English	that, because, for that
German	dass
French	que, pour que
Portuguese	que, para que
Czech	že, aby
Italian	che, perché
Spanish	que, para que
Dutch	dat, zodat
Swedish	att, så att, för att

2. how, that, so that, to, in order to, in order that; introduces the subject or object clause of a verb, purpose or effect; note that quō replaces ut when there is a comparative in the subordinate clause of purpose.

English	to, that, so that
German	dass, damit, sodass
French	afin que, afin de, de manière à
Portuguese	que, para que, de modo que
Czech	jak, aby
Italian	che, perché, affinché
Spanish	que, para que, a fin de
Dutch	zodat, opdat, dat
Swedish	att, så, så att

3. although

English	although
German	obwohl, wenn, trotzdem
French	bien que, combien que, encore que
Portuguese	embora, conquanto, apesar de
Czech	ačkoliv, ač, sice
Italian	sebbene, benché, ancorché
Spanish	aunque, maguer, si bien
Dutch	hoewel, alhoewel
Swedish	fastän, ehuru

4. like, as, just as

English	as, like
German	wie
French	comme
Portuguese	como
Czech	jako
Italian	come, siccome
Spanish	como
Dutch	als
Swedish	som

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