Definition of the word because

Definition of the word because

Pronunciation of vocabulary because

becauseconjunction
vì, do bởi
/bɪˈkɒz//bɪˈkʌz/

Origin of the word because

The word "because" has its roots in Old English and Middle English. The modern English word "because" came from the Old English phrase "be' because", which was used to indicate purpose or cause and effect. The phrase "be' because" was itself derived from the Old Norse word "bekar villi", which also meant "because of". In Middle English (circa 1100-1500), the phrase "for that" was commonly used to express cause and effect, but "because" emerged as a more direct and concise way to indicate the reason for something. By the 15th century, "because" had become the standard word in English for expressing causality, and it has remained so to this day.

Vocabulary summary because

type conjunction

meaning because, because

meaning because, do by

Example of vocabulary becausenamespace

I woke up early this morning because my alarm clock went off.
Sáng nay tôi thức dậy sớm vì tiếng chuông báo thức.
The sun is shining because it's a beautiful day outside.
Trời nắng vì bên ngoài trời rất đẹp.
She stopped smoking because she wanted to improve her health.
Cô ấy bỏ thuốc lá vì muốn cải thiện sức khỏe.
They cancelled the meeting because of the inclement weather.
Họ đã hủy cuộc họp vì thời tiết xấu.
He failed the exam because he didn't study enough.
Anh ấy đã trượt kỳ thi vì anh ấy không học đủ.
She moved to a new town because she wanted a fresh start.
Cô ấy chuyển đến một thị trấn mới vì muốn có một khởi đầu mới.
The game was postponed because the referee was sick.
Trận đấu bị hoãn lại vì trọng tài bị ốm.
He didn't get the job because he didn't have the required qualifications.
Anh ấy không được nhận vào làm vì không có đủ trình độ cần thiết.
She fell asleep because she was tired from working late.
Cô ấy ngủ thiếp đi vì mệt mỏi vì làm việc muộn.
The concert was cancelled because the artist fell ill.
Buổi hòa nhạc đã bị hủy vì nghệ sĩ bị bệnh.