英语词汇“nonexistent”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	nonexistent
释义	Trends of nonexistent View usage for: nonexistent (nɒnɪgzɪstənt) regional note: in BRIT, also use non-existent adjective If you say that something is nonexistent, you mean that it does not exist when you feel that it should. Hygiene was nonexistent: no running water, no bathroom. nonexistent in British English (ˌnɒnɪɡˈzɪstənt) adjective 1. not having being or existence 2. not present under specified conditions or in a specified place Derived forms nonexistence (ˌnonexˈistence) noun Examples of 'nonexistent' in a sentence nonexistent Both are virtually nonexistent at present. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The slightest bit of adverse weather and digital reception is almost nonexistent. The Sun (2008) They have gradually distanced themselves from us and now the relationship is practically nonexistent. Times, Sunday Times (2016) That partnership has over the years been completely eroded and now it is virtually nonexistent. Times, Sunday Times (2014) In most modern industries it is by now almost nonexistent except for women workers. Peter F. Drucker MANAGEMENT: task, responsibilities, practices (1974) Details of her schooling are virtually nonexistent in the parallel life she constructed for herself over the years. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Its appeal is almost nonexistent today. Times, Sunday Times (2015) The City faces another dismal year of low or nonexistent bonuses. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Moreover, access to computers and the internet is practically nonexistent in most rural areas. Times, Sunday Times (2007) People born there usually stay put, trapped by low or nonexistent incomes and poor education. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Via virtually nonexistent tender processes, local governments hand out projects to companies they themselves own. Times, Sunday Times (2011) His plots are simple, almost nonexistent. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Likewise, attempts to set national health priorities or establish a national health agenda were virtually nonexistent. McKenzie, James F. & Pinger, Robert R. An Introduction to Community Health (1995) My social life is nonexistent. The Sun (2009) An officer hauntingly reports that one attempt has succeeded: 'A doctor has confirmed life is now nonexistent. Times, Sunday Times (2010) But his grasp on life was precarious and my mother's quality of life as a full-time carer was practically nonexistent. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Synonyms of 'nonexistent' imaginary, imagined, fancied, fictional More Synonyms of nonexistent In other languages nonexistent British English: nonexistent ADJECTIVE If you say that something is non-existent, you mean that it does not exist when you feel that it should. Hygiene was non-existent: no running water, no bathroom. American English: nonexistent Brazilian Portuguese: não existente Chinese: 不存在的 European Spanish: inexistente French: inexistant German: nicht vorhanden Italian: inesistente Japanese: 存在しない Korean: 존재하지 않는 European Portuguese: não existente Latin American Spanish: inexistente British English: non-existent ADJECTIVE If you say that something is non-existent, you mean that it does not exist when you feel that it should. Hygiene was non-existent: no running water, no bathroom. American English: non-existent Brazilian Portuguese: inexistente Chinese: 未支付 European Spanish: inexistente French: inexistant German: nicht vorhanden Italian: inesistente Japanese: 存在しない Korean: 존재하지 않는 European Portuguese: inexistente Latin American Spanish: inexistente (adjective) in the sense of imaginary Definition not existing in a particular place The paper trail revealed a long history of fraud, with false invoices and sales to nonexistent customers. Synonyms imaginary Lots of children have imaginary friends. imagined fancied fictional a drama featuring fictional characters mythical They are trying to preserve a mythical sense of nationhood. unreal hypothetical a purely hypothetical question illusory the illusory nature of nationhood insubstantial Their thoughts seemed as insubstantial as smoke. hallucinatory chimerical Opposites real , true , existing , actual , genuine , existent , veritable , dinkum (Australian, New Zealand, informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of chimerical Definition wildly fanciful or imaginary Synonyms fanciful, wild, fantastic, fabulous, vain, imaginary, visionary, unreal, unfounded, illusory, quixotic, hallucinatory, illusive, delusive in the sense of fictional a drama featuring fictional characters Synonyms imaginary, made-up, invented, legendary, unreal, nonexistent in the sense of hypothetical Definition based on assumption rather than fact or reality a purely hypothetical question Synonyms theoretical, supposed, academic, assumed, imaginary, speculative, putative (formal), conjectural Nearby words of nonexistent nonentity nonetheless nonevent nonexistent nonpareil nonplussed nonsense Synonyms of 'nonexistent' nonexistent Explore 'nonexistent' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of illusory Definition seeming to be true, but actually false the illusory nature of nationhood Synonyms unreal, false, misleading, untrue, seeming, mistaken, apparent, sham, deceptive, deceitful, hallucinatory, fallacious, chimerical, delusive in the sense of insubstantial Definition imaginary or unreal Their thoughts seemed as insubstantial as smoke. Synonyms imaginary, unreal, fanciful, immaterial, ephemeral, illusory, incorporeal, chimerical in the sense of mythical Definition imaginary or fictitious They are trying to preserve a mythical sense of nationhood. Synonyms imaginary, made-up, fantasy, invented, pretended, untrue, unreal, fabricated, fanciful, fictitious, make-believe, nonexistent
随便看	between whiles betweenwhiles between wind and water between you and me and the bedpost between you and me, between ourselves between you and me/between ourselves between-you-and-me-between-ourselves between you, me, and the gatepost between-you-me-and-the-gatepost betwixt betwixt and between be two of a kind betws-y-coed bet your boots beulah be unable to get your tongue round something be-unable-to-get-your-tongue-round-something- beuncled be under someone's feet be-under-someone's-feet be under someone's thumb be-under-someone's-thumb be up in arms be upstanding be up to your old tricks

　

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