虽
although; even if
Meanings
2 senses · 10 examplesconjunction
although; even though
formalUsed to introduce a concessive clause, often paired with "却" "但是" in the main clause to contrast two ideas.
Although the matter is small, its significance is very great.
In March's weather, even though there's no sun, it doesn't feel cold.
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The house is old, but it's still clean.
Although this task is difficult, we will definitely finish it.
Although he is not very old, he has a lot of experience.
conjunction
even if; even though
literaryUsed to introduce a hypothetical situation that is not yet a fact, emphasizing that the main clause still holds true regardless.
To die for the people is glorious even in death.
Even if there are difficulties, we must finish the task.
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Even though he failed, he did not give up.
Even though we are thousands of miles apart, our hearts are still connected.
Even without a fortune, he lives a very happy life.