英语词汇“nothing”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

pronoun

1. (indefinite)

no thing; not anything, as of an implied or specified class of things

I can give you nothing

no part or share

to have nothing to do with this crime

a matter of no importance or significance

it doesn't matter, it's nothing

indicating the absence of anything perceptible; nothingness

indicating the absence of meaning, value, worth, etc

to amount to nothing

zero quantity; nought

7. be nothing to

8. have nothing to do with

9. have nothing on

10. in nothing flat

11. nothing but

12. nothing doing

13. nothing if not

14. nothing less than

15. there's nothing for it

16. there's nothing like

17. there's nothing to it

18. think nothing of

19. to say nothing of

20. stop at nothing

adverb

21.

in no way; not at all

she looked nothing like her brother

noun

22. informal

a person or thing of no importance or significance

23. sweet nothings

▶ USAGE Nothing normally takes a singular verb, but when nothing but is followed by a plural form of a noun, a plural verb is usually used: it was a large room where nothing but souvenirs were sold

单词	nothing
释义	Word Frequency nothing (ˈnʌθɪŋ) pronoun 1. (indefinite) no thing; not anything, as of an implied or specified class of things I can give you nothing 2. no part or share to have nothing to do with this crime 3. a matter of no importance or significance it doesn't matter, it's nothing 4. indicating the absence of anything perceptible; nothingness 5. indicating the absence of meaning, value, worth, etc to amount to nothing 6. zero quantity; nought 7. be nothing to 8. have nothing to do with 9. have nothing on 10. in nothing flat 11. nothing but 12. nothing doing 13. nothing if not 14. nothing less than 15. there's nothing for it 16. there's nothing like 17. there's nothing to it 18. think nothing of 19. to say nothing of 20. stop at nothing adverb 21. in no way; not at all she looked nothing like her brother noun 22. informal a person or thing of no importance or significance 23. sweet nothings ▶ USAGE Nothing normally takes a singular verb, but when nothing but is followed by a plural form of a noun, a plural verb is usually used: it was a large room where nothing but souvenirs were sold Word origin Old English nāthing, nān thing, from nān none1 + thing1
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