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BNC: 377 COCA: 245
though
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adverb, conjunction /ðəʊ/
Though can be used in the following ways: though有以下用法
as a conjunction (connecting two clauses or phrases): 用作连词（连接两个分句或短语）: Though she was very tired, she could not sleep. 她虽然很累，但睡不着。
as a way of showing how a sentence is related to what has already been said (usually at the end of a sentence): 表示句子与前面谈及的内容之间的关系（通常置于句末）: Economics is a difficult subject. It's interesting, though. 经济学是门很难的课程，不过很有趣。
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    used for introducing a statement that makes your main statement seem surprising 虽然；尽管

    Though we are only a small country, we have a long and glorious history. 虽然我们只是个小国，但却有着悠久辉煌的历史。

    The journey, though difficult, involved no real danger. 旅途虽然艰难，却没有真正的危险。

    even though :

    He went on fighting even though he was wounded. 尽管受了伤，他还是继续战斗。

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      used after an adjective

      Poor though her family was, they would never ask for help. 她家虽然贫穷，但他们从不伸手求助。

      Odd though it may seem, I never found out his name.

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    used for introducing a statement that makes what you have just said seem less true or less likely 虽然，但是，不过（用于引导对前面内容起部分否定作用的句子）

    I really enjoyed your lecture, though there were some parts I didn't quite understand. 我真的喜欢你的演讲，不过，有些部分我不太明白。

    I departed willingly, though sadly. 虽然很难过，我还是心甘情愿地离开了。

See also
though
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conjunction mainly spoken /ðəʊ/
  1. used when adding a statement or question that seems surprising after the previous statement or that makes the previous statement seem less true 不过，但是（用于补充或提出问题，补充的内容与前面所述属于转折关系，或部分否定前面内容）

    It's a bit like a crossword puzzle – more complicated, though. 这有点儿像字谜游戏，不过要更难些。

    ‘The Savoy's a very nice hotel.' ‘Isn't it rather expensive, though?' “萨沃伊酒店非常不错。”“不过，是不是太贵了点儿？”

    The local food is delicious. A word of warning though – avoid the salads. 当地的菜肴很好吃。不过，要警告一声：不要吃色拉。

BNC: 377 COCA: 245
BNC: 377 COCA: 245

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