Swedish · Svenska
men
/mɛn/ conjunction A1 (estimated)
1. but; introducing a clause that contrasts with the preceding clause, sentence or common belief.
| English | but, although |
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| German | aber, doch, trotzdem |
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| French | mais |
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| Portuguese | mas, embora |
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| Czech | ale |
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| Italian | ma, bensì, però |
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| Spanish | pero, aunque, mas |
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| Dutch | maar, hoewel, maar toch |
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| Latin | sed, at, ast |
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4. but, though
| English | though, but |
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| German | doch |
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| French | quand même |
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| Portuguese | mas |
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| Czech | jenže, avšak, jenomže |
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| Italian | però |
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| Spanish | no obstante |
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| Dutch | echter |
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Swedish · Svenska
ett men
/meːn/ noun · neuter · plural: men A1 (estimated)
1. a handicap, long-time remnant of a physical or mental injury, which affects a person negatively
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