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why [hwai]

adv.as an adverb of interrogation] why; Why.

Why; ...Reason.

2.Because, due to.

Cause; Reason.

2.puzzling questions; Enigma.

interj.

Hi! Oh! Ahh [Interjections that express surprise, impatience, indignation, etc., or spoken words that are unconsciously spoken before speaking]

vi.Ask the question "why".

Metamorphosis: whys have a nice day.

why [hwai]

int.Ah! What the?

adv.Why; ...

plural whys].

Or: why [hwai].

adv.as an adverb of interrogation] why; Why.

conj.Why; ...Reason.

Because, due to.

n.Cause; Reason.

puzzling questions; Enigma.

interj.

Hi! Oh! Ahh [Interjections that express surprise, impatience, indignation, etc., or spoken words that are unconsciously spoken before speaking]

vi.Ask the question "why".

Special question word why [hwai].

int.Ah! What the?

adv.Why; ...

plural whys].

Or: why [hwai].

adv.as an adverb of interrogation] why; Why.

conj.Why; ...Reason.

Because, due to.

n.Cause; Reason.

puzzling questions; Enigma.

interj.

Hi! Oh! Ahh [Interjections that express surprise, impatience, indignation, etc., or spoken words that are unconsciously spoken before speaking]

1. Why means "why", which can be used as an interrogative adverb, also as a relational adverb, and also as a connecting adverb, which can guide the noun clause.

2. Why, as an interrogative adverb, guides special interrogative sentences or omitted special interrogative sentences to express doubt, which means "why"; It is followed by the infinitive without to which means "why...."", indicating that an action is unnecessary or meaningless.

3. Whynot has a triple meaning: it means "why not", and it means that it suggests and agrees. whynot is followed by the infinitive without to and is used to make a suggestion to show "why not.".Whynot can also be used to ask questions about the previous negative sentence.

4. Why is used as a relational adverb, which means "why, for what reason, reason or purpose". It can lead to a definite clause, and can be used alone after reason as a modifier.

5. Why, as a connecting adverb, can guide the subject clause, the object clause or the predicative clause.