Definition of malgré in English:

malgré

preposition ˈmalɡreɪ

1In spite of, notwithstanding. Now archaic and rare.
2"malgré lui" Brit./ˌmalɡreɪ ˈlwiː/ U.S./ˌmaelˌɡreɪ ˈlwi/: in spite of himself, herself, or itself. "malgré elle" (also "malgré eux", "malgré moi", etc.): in spite of herself (themselves, myself, etc.).
3"malgré tout": despite everything.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. From French malgré despite.

Definition of malgré in US English:

malgré

prepositionˈmalɡreɪ

1In spite of, notwithstanding. Now archaic and rare.
2"malgré lui" Brit./ˌmalɡreɪ ˈlwiː/ U.S./ˌmaelˌɡreɪ ˈlwi/: in spite of himself, herself, or itself. "malgré elle" (also "malgré eux", "malgré moi", etc.): in spite of herself (themselves, myself, etc.).
3"malgré tout": despite everything.

Origin

Late 18th century; earliest use found in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. From French malgré despite.

单词	malgré
释义	Definition of malgré in English: malgré preposition ˈmalɡreɪ 1In spite of, notwithstanding. Now archaic and rare. 2"malgré lui" Brit./ˌmalɡreɪ ˈlwiː/ U.S./ˌmaelˌɡreɪ ˈlwi/: in spite of himself, herself, or itself. "malgré elle" (also "malgré eux", "malgré moi", etc.): in spite of herself (themselves, myself, etc.). 3"malgré tout": despite everything. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. From French malgré despite. Definition of malgré in US English: malgré prepositionˈmalɡreɪ 1In spite of, notwithstanding. Now archaic and rare. 2"malgré lui" Brit./ˌmalɡreɪ ˈlwiː/ U.S./ˌmaelˌɡreɪ ˈlwi/: in spite of himself, herself, or itself. "malgré elle" (also "malgré eux", "malgré moi", etc.): in spite of herself (themselves, myself, etc.). 3"malgré tout": despite everything. Origin Late 18th century; earliest use found in Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. From French malgré despite.
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