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31then — adverb 1》 at that time. 2》 after that; next. ↘also. 3》 therefore. Phrases but then (again) on the other hand. then and there immediately. Origin OE thænne, thanne, thonne, of Gmc origin; related to that and the …
32then — adverb 1) I was living in Cairo then Syn: at that time, in those days, at that point (in time), at that moment, on that occasion 2) she won the first and then the second game Syn: next, after that, afterwards, subsequently; formal th …
33then — See than. See than, then …
34then — ● ►en conj. ►ALGO alors en anglais. Suite du if dans une boucle alternative if then else …
35then — [OE] Then was formed from the ancient demonstrative base *ta , which also underlies English that and there. Its West Germanic relatives include German dann and Dutch dan. It is ultimately the same word as than. => THAN, THE, THERE …
36then — adv 1. at that time, on that occasion, thereat, at that moment or minute or second or instant; instantaneously, right then, immediately, at once; at the same time, at the same time as, concurrently with, together with, along with. 2. thereupon,… …
37then — Ā laila, ia wā, ia manawa, ia manawa nō, ā, eia kā, inā. The chief then came, ā laila, hele mai ke ali i; hele maila ke ali i …
38then — This word, as an adverb, means at that time, referring to a time specified, either past or future. It has no power in itself to fix a time. It simply refers to a time already fixed. It may also denote a contingency, and be equivalent to in that… …
39then — [OE] Then was formed from the ancient demonstrative base *ta , which also underlies English that and there. Its West Germanic relatives include German dann and Dutch dan. It is ultimately the same word as than. Cf.⇒ THAN, THE, THERE …
40then — By then I return, i. e. by the time when. North …
