Examples of using Spite in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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I love you in spite of….
In spite of global warming.
They love me in spite of….
Spite is the desire to hurt someone.
Stay alive just to spite it.
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Note that we say'in spite of, but despite(without'of').
I might do that just for spite.
The only difference between in spite of and despite is the‘of'.
Sometimes they do it for spite.
Despite and in spite of do not introduce a concessive clause.
We are going to grow in spite of ourselves.
In spite of the seriousness of the situation, I nearly smiled.
Painting is always strongest when in spite of composition, color, etc.
And that was in spite of them living together and talking all the time.
Being brave is doing something in spite of the fear, not due to a lack of it.
Despite and in spite of can both be used in the first or second clause of a sentence.
In an odd parallel, I feel, in spite of my short time here, the same about Yale.
Despite and In Spite Of have the same meaning and are used with the same grammar.
It's simpler to hold back until you are in the casino, in spite of how eager you are whenever you get off the plane.
Somewhere, in spite of my aversion to children, I became a kid person.
Someone has said that faith is not“believing in spite of the evidence, but obeying in spite of the consequences”.
In spite of this, however, others prefer to express their love by deeds, not words.
Although, though and even though can be used as alternatives to despite and in spite of, but they are grammatically constructed differently.
Despite” and“in spite of” mean the same thing, and many English learners confuse them.
We can use in spite of and despite with a subject and verb if we include the expression‘the fact that'.
Spite Fence-- A fence built for the purpose of causing a problem for one's neighbor.
But in spite of the warm day Laura caught a severe cold and had a touch of fever so that she must stay in bed.
In spite of the swinging of the house and to cry of the wind, Dorothy closed soon his eyes and fell in fast sleep.
Despite might be considered to be a slightly more formal variation orsynonym of in spite of and is used more commonly in written English.
In spite of, despite and although are all used to show a contrast but there are differences in the structures used with them.