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who·ev·er  (h-vr)
pron.
1. Whatever person or persons: Whoever comes will be welcomed.
2. Who: Whoever could have dreamed of such a thing? See Usage Notes at whatever, who.

whoever
pron
1. the person or people who: whoever bought it for you has to make the claim
2. no matter who: I pity him, whoever he is
3. Informal other similar or related people or person: your best friend, your neighbours, or whoever
4. an intensive form of who, used in questions: whoever thought of such a thing?
Translations

whoever [huːˈɛvəʳ] pron whoever finds it → cualquiera or quienquiera que lo encuentre;
ask whoever you like → pregunta a quien quieras;
whoever he marries → se case con quien se case
whoever [huːˈɛvəʳ] pron whoever finds it → celui(celle) qui le trouve (, qui que ce soit)quiconque le trouve;
ask whoever you like → demandez à qui vous voulez;
whoever he marries → qui que ce soit or quelle que soit la personne qu'il épouse;
whoever told you that? → qui a bien pu vous dire ça?, qui donc vous a dit ça?
whoever [huːˈɛvəʳ] pron whoever finds it → wer (auch immer) es findet;
ask whoever you like → fragen Sie, wen Sie wollen;
whoever he marries → ganz gleich or egal, wen er heiratet;
whoever told you that? → wer um alles in der Welt hat dir das erzählt?
whoever [huːˈɛvəʳ] pron whoever finds it → chiunque lo trovi;
ask whoever you like → lo chieda a chiunque vuole;
whoever told you that? → chi mai gliel'ha detto?


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And whoever shall fortify his town well, and shall have managed the other concerns of his subjects in the way stated above, and to be often repeated, will never be attacked without great caution, for men are always adverse to enterprises where difficulties can be seen, and it will be seen not to be an easy thing to attack one who has his town well fortified, and is not hated by his people.
Sun Tzu said: Whoever is first in the field and awaits the coming of the enemy, will be fresh for the fight; whoever is second in the field and has to hasten to battle will arrive exhausted.
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