if

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ifconjunction
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Traductions
If it rains, we will stay indoors.
Если пойдет дождь, мы останемся дома.
Définitions
Used to introduce a conditional clause, indicating that one thing will happen or be true only if another thing happens or is true.
If it rains, we will cancel the picnic.
Used to introduce a situation that is hypothetical or contrary to fact.
If I were a millionaire, I would travel the world.
Used to introduce a clause expressing a wish or regret.
If only I had known about the meeting earlier.
Used to introduce an indirect question, meaning whether.
She asked if I would be available the following week.
ifinterjection
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Expresses disbelief or sarcastic doubt.
Définitions
An exclamation expressing disbelief, doubt, or ironic disagreement.
"You think you can beat him? If!"
Synonymes
if only
would that
ah me
ifnoun
ifs
pl
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Définitions
A condition or supposition; a possibility or hypothetical situation.
The success of the project depends on a big if: whether we can secure the necessary funding.
Computing: a conditional statement in a programming language that causes a block of code to execute only when a specified condition is true.
The bug was caused by an extra if nested inside the loop.