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whence

gb/wˈɛns/ us/wˈɛns/
C1 Engelsk
~ 2100
honnan, ahonnan, ezért, ebből következően
C1 FORMAL
1
Bruksmønster:
[something] whence [something] comes
The river flows from the mountains, whence it gains its strength.
A folyó a hegyekből ered, ahonnan az erejét nyeri.
He returned to the city whence he had departed years ago.
Visszatért abba a városba, ahonnan évekkel korábban elindult.
They could not determine whence the strange noise originated.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
This is the house whence my family came.
Ez az a ház, ahonnan a családom származik.
She asked whence the letter had arrived.
Megkérdezte, honnan érkezett a levél.
Whence does this water flow?
Vanlig feil:
Learners often confuse 'whence' with 'where', but 'whence' already means 'from where', so 'from whence' is redundant in formal usage.
Betydning
from what place or source
Ordkombinasjoner
whence it came |whence they arrived |whence the idea
Synonymer
from where (More common in modern English, especially in questions.)
Antonymer
to where (Indicates a destination rather than an origin.)
Temaer
directions |history |literature |communication |core_vocabulary
Definisjon

Used to say where something comes from or starts.

Used to indicate the place, source, or origin from which something comes.

C2 FORMAL
2
Bruksmønster:
[statement], whence [result]
The experiment failed, whence the need for further trials.
A kísérlet kudarcot vallott, ezért további próbákra volt szükség.
He was late, whence her irritation.
Késett, ezért bosszús lett a nő.
She lacked experience, whence her mistakes.
Eksempler for deg som lærer
He was tired, whence his slow work.
Fáradt volt, ezért lassan dolgozott.
It rained all day, whence the wet streets.
Egész nap esett, ezért vizesek lettek az utcák.
She studied hard, whence her good grades.
Vanlig feil:
Learners may confuse this with 'where' or omit the implied cause-and-effect link.
Betydning
as a result of which
Ordkombinasjoner
whence it follows |whence arose the problem
Synonymer
therefore (More common and neutral; 'whence' is more formal and literary.)
Antonymer
despite which (Indicates contrast rather than consequence.)
Temaer
logic |literature |communication |core_vocabulary
Definisjon

Used to say that something happens because of what was just said.

Used to introduce a consequence or result deriving from what has just been mentioned.

Grammatikk
Oppslagsform
whence
IPA
GB/wˈɛns/
US/wˈɛns/
Stavelser og trykk
whence (1 stavelse)
Stress on 1st syllable (whence)
Bøyingsformer
Noun
  • Base: whence
  • Plural: whences
Ordfamilie
Forms
whences noun
Core family
where adverb A1
Related words
wherever adverb B1 hence adverb B2
Advanced or less common
thence adverb C1
Uttrykk

from whence

1
/fɹˈʌm wˈɛns/
fixed phrase formal

from where (redundant form)

A formal or old-fashioned way to say 'from where', even though 'whence' already means 'from where'.

Eksempler
  • This is the village from whence my ancestors came.
  • They returned from whence they had fled.

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