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  Because \Be*cause"\, conj. [OE. bycause; by + cause.]
     1. By or for the cause that; on this account that; for the
        reason that. --Milton.
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     2. In order that; that. [Obs.]
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              And the multitude rebuked them because they should
              hold their peace.                     --Matt. xx.
                                                    31.
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     Because of, by reason of, on account of. [Prep. phrase.]
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              Because of these things cometh the wrath of God upon
              the children of disobedience.         --Eph. v. 6.
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     Syn: Because, For, Since, As, Inasmuch As.
  
     Usage: These particles are used, in certain connections, to
            assign the reason of a thing, or that ``on account
            of'' which it is or takes place. Because (by cause) is
            the strongest and most emphatic; as, I hid myself
            because I was afraid. For is not quite so strong; as,
            in Shakespeare, ``I hate him, for he is a Christian.''
            Since is less formal and more incidental than because;
            as, I will do it since you request me. It more
            commonly begins a sentence; as, Since your decision is
            made, I will say no more. As is still more incidental
            than since, and points to some existing fact by way of
            assigning a reason. Thus we say, as I knew him to be
            out of town, I did not call. Inasmuch as seems to
            carry with it a kind of qualification which does not
            belong to the rest. Thus, if we say, I am ready to
            accept your proposal, inasmuch as I believe it is the
            best you can offer, we mean, it is only with this
            understanding that we can accept it.
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  Because \Be*cause"\, conj. [OE. bycause; by + cause.]
     1. By or for the cause that; on this account that; for the
        reason that. --Milton.
  
     2. In order that; that. [Obs.]
  
              And the multitude rebuked them because they should
              hold their peace.                     --Matt. xx.
                                                    31.
  
     Because of, by reason of, on account of. [Prep. phrase.]
  
              Because of these things cometh the wrath of God upon
              the children of disobedience.         --Eph. v. 6.
  
     Syn: Because, For, Since, As, Inasmuch As.
  
     Usage: These particles are used, in certain connections, to
            assign the reason of a thing, or that ``on account
            of'' which it is or takes place. Because (by cause) is
            the strongest and most emphatic; as, I hid myself
            because I was afraid. For is not quite so strong; as,
            in Shakespeare, ``I hate him, for he is a Christian.''
            Since is less formal and more incidental than because;
            as, I will do it since you request me. It more
            commonly begins a sentence; as, Since your decision is
            made, I will say no more. As is still more incidental
            than since, and points to some existing fact by way of
            assigning a reason. Thus we say, as I knew him to be
            out of town, I did not call. Inasmuch as seems to
            carry with it a kind of qualification which does not
            belong to the rest. Thus, if we say, I am ready to
            accept your proposal, inasmuch as I believe it is the
            best you can offer, we mean, it is only with this
            understanding that we can accept it.

  because of
     Αγγλικά prep.
     εξαιτίας

  because of
     prep.
     on account of; due to, for the purpose of

  because of
     prep.
     on account of; due to, for the purpose of

  because of
     prep.
     on account of; due to, for the purpose of

  because of
     prep.
     on account of; due to, for the purpose of

  because of
     Englanti prep.
     vuoksi, takia, tähden

  because of
     Engelska prep.
     på grund av

  because of /bɪkˈɒz ɒv/ 
  заради, поради
  on account of, by reason of, for the purpose of

  because of /bɪkˈɒz ɒv/
  kvůli

  because of /bɪkˈɒz ɒv/
  vzhledem k

  because of /bɪkˈɒz ɒv/
  následkem

  because of /bɪkˈɒz ɒv/
  wegen ([+ gen]) 
        "because of the bad weather"  - wegen des schlechten Wetters, des schlechten Wetters wegen
        "It's all because of you!"  - Das verdanke ich dir/euch!
     Synonyms: due to, owing to, on account of
  
   see: for professional reasons
  

  because of /bɪkˈɒz ɒv/
  
  λόγω, εξ αιτίας

  because of /bɪkˈɒz ɒv/ 
  vuoksi, takia
  on account of, by reason of, for the purpose of

  because of /bikɔːzɔf/
  à cause de, de

  because of /bɪkˈɒz ɒv/
  iz, zbog

  because of /bɪkˈɒz ɒv/ 
  karena, lantaran
  on account of, by reason of, for the purpose of

  because of /bɪkˈɒz ɒv/ 
  せい, ため
  on account of, by reason of, for the purpose of

  because of /bɪkˈɒz ɒv/ 
  på grunn av, for, i kraft av, som følge av
  on account of, by reason of, for the purpose of

  because of /bikɔːzɔf/
  em troca de, pro causa de

  because of /bikɔːzɔf/
  из‐за

  because of /bɪkˈɒz ɒv/ 
  på grund av
  on account of, by reason of, for the purpose of

  因为

     因为,由于