zwar

Senso

1. Signals a following contrary clause, which is usually introduced with aber (“but”), stressing that the speaker is aware of the contradiction, but that it does not invalidate the statement.
2. namely; only in the form und zwar

Pronunciato come (IPA)

/tsvaːr/

Etimologia

From Middle High German zwāre, contraction of ze wāre (“verily, indeed”), from Old High German zi wāre (8th c.). Equivalent to zu + wahr. The concessive use developed first in cognate Middle Low German twâre.

Frasi

Dieser Versuchung sollte man um jeden Preis widerstehen , und zwar aus mehreren Gründen .

Questa tentazione dovrebbe essere resistita a tutti i costi per diversi motivi.

Hatha Yoga ist zwar relativ sicher , aber nicht völlig ohne Risiko .

Hatha Yoga è relativamente sicuro, ma non completamente senza rischi.

Heute spielt Schalke gegen Hannover Sechsundneunzig und zwar in Gelsenkirchen .

Oggi Schalke gioca a novantasei contro Hannover a Gelsenkirchen.