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adverb, conjunction. uk / wen / us / wen / Add to word list. A1. at what time; at the time at which: "I did tell you about it." "When? I don't remember ." When are you going? When's the baby due? We'll go when you're ready. Tell me when to start. Ask him when he's next coming home. When do you expect to have the project completed (by)?
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Definition of 'when' Word Frequency. when. (hwen ) 1. adverb A1. You use when to ask questions about the time at which things happen. When are you going home? When did you get married? When is the press conference? When were you in this house last? 'I'll be there this afternoon.'—'When?' 2. conjunction A2.
at what time: to know when to be silent. at the time or in the event that: when we were young; when the noise stops. at any time; whenever: He is impatient when he is kept waiting. upon or after which; and then: We had just fallen asleep when the bell rang.
