but; however

not only (... but also ...)

to wish that; if only (expressing a hope or desire for something to be true or to happen)

all; every; used to emphasize a totality of instances (often followed by [[都|都|dou1]])

Dante Alighieri (1265-1321), Italian poet, author of the Divine Comedy

expresses the speaker's hope that a preceding statement or prediction is true or will come true

Gdansk, city on Baltic in north Poland

A clause in a legal document or contract that introduces a condition or qualification, typically starting with the word 'but'.

there is no harm in saying what one thinks

St Denis or St Dennis

Satan or Shaitan (variant of [[撒旦|撒旦|Sa1 dan4]])

(slang) arriving late but showing up eventually

not aiming to achieve great things or the best possible result, but focusing instead on avoiding mistakes or blame

Alfred Tennyson, 1st Baron Tennyson (1809-1892), a preeminent English poet of the Victorian era.

Matthan, son of Eleazar and father of Jacob in Matthew 1:15