Definition of no one in English:

no one

pronoun ˈnəʊwʌnˈnoʊ ˌwən

No person; not a single person.
no one came
she told no one she was going
Example sentencesExamples
- If no one came forward by early next week the funeral would be arranged by prison staff.
- There was no one in there, but we had to stop the fire spreading to the other buildings.
- He made clear that there had been no complaint by the family and no one had been suspended.
- The event went on quite late and she found herself on her own with no one to arrange for her to get home.
- While some people boast of doing it in a day, with scenery like this no one should hurry.
- The government wants us to be responsible but no one has put in the infrastructure to do it.
- Recently a close relative of mine died and no one paid the slightest bit of attention.
- It is probably one of the few books which no one would care enough about to bother burning.
- The planning office said it had put a yellow sign up in Dalton Lane but no one stops there.
- It is difficult but there has been no one going out into the town and making people want to come.
- They have come up with one or two things but the pleasing thing is no one is looking for excuses.
- There appears to be some investigation, but no one seems to know what it is all about.
- His greatest virtue is no one really knows where he stands on some of the key issues.
- When we make things better no one thanks us, and when we make it worse they never forgive us.
- It is thought only one passenger was on board at the time of the accident and no one was injured.
- The figures might go up but no one will know for sure if it is a real increase or a perceived increase.
- On the tube, I hold the book at such an angle so that no one can read over my shoulder.
- There is no one within the party capable of mustering enough support to stage a coup.
- At this point we were told we had the wrong number and that there was no one of that name at this office.
- The organisers shout out that the venue is now full, and no one else will be admitted.
Synonyms
nobody, not a soul, not anyone, not a person, not a single person, never a one, no man, none

Definition of no one in US English:

no one

pronounˈnoʊ ˌwənˈnō ˌwən

No person; not a single person.
no one came
she told no one she was going
Example sentencesExamples
- His greatest virtue is no one really knows where he stands on some of the key issues.
- The planning office said it had put a yellow sign up in Dalton Lane but no one stops there.
- There is no one within the party capable of mustering enough support to stage a coup.
- It is difficult but there has been no one going out into the town and making people want to come.
- The event went on quite late and she found herself on her own with no one to arrange for her to get home.
- On the tube, I hold the book at such an angle so that no one can read over my shoulder.
- There appears to be some investigation, but no one seems to know what it is all about.
- If no one came forward by early next week the funeral would be arranged by prison staff.
- He made clear that there had been no complaint by the family and no one had been suspended.
- The organisers shout out that the venue is now full, and no one else will be admitted.
- It is thought only one passenger was on board at the time of the accident and no one was injured.
- The figures might go up but no one will know for sure if it is a real increase or a perceived increase.
- The government wants us to be responsible but no one has put in the infrastructure to do it.
- There was no one in there, but we had to stop the fire spreading to the other buildings.
- When we make things better no one thanks us, and when we make it worse they never forgive us.
- While some people boast of doing it in a day, with scenery like this no one should hurry.
- They have come up with one or two things but the pleasing thing is no one is looking for excuses.
- Recently a close relative of mine died and no one paid the slightest bit of attention.
- It is probably one of the few books which no one would care enough about to bother burning.
- At this point we were told we had the wrong number and that there was no one of that name at this office.
Synonyms
nobody, not a soul, not anyone, not a person, not a single person, never a one, no man, none

单词	no one
释义	Definition of no one in English: no one pronoun ˈnəʊwʌnˈnoʊ ˌwən No person; not a single person. no one came she told no one she was going Example sentencesExamples If no one came forward by early next week the funeral would be arranged by prison staff. There was no one in there, but we had to stop the fire spreading to the other buildings. He made clear that there had been no complaint by the family and no one had been suspended. The event went on quite late and she found herself on her own with no one to arrange for her to get home. While some people boast of doing it in a day, with scenery like this no one should hurry. The government wants us to be responsible but no one has put in the infrastructure to do it. Recently a close relative of mine died and no one paid the slightest bit of attention. It is probably one of the few books which no one would care enough about to bother burning. The planning office said it had put a yellow sign up in Dalton Lane but no one stops there. It is difficult but there has been no one going out into the town and making people want to come. They have come up with one or two things but the pleasing thing is no one is looking for excuses. There appears to be some investigation, but no one seems to know what it is all about. His greatest virtue is no one really knows where he stands on some of the key issues. When we make things better no one thanks us, and when we make it worse they never forgive us. It is thought only one passenger was on board at the time of the accident and no one was injured. The figures might go up but no one will know for sure if it is a real increase or a perceived increase. On the tube, I hold the book at such an angle so that no one can read over my shoulder. There is no one within the party capable of mustering enough support to stage a coup. At this point we were told we had the wrong number and that there was no one of that name at this office. The organisers shout out that the venue is now full, and no one else will be admitted. Synonyms nobody, not a soul, not anyone, not a person, not a single person, never a one, no man, none Definition of no one in US English: no one pronounˈnoʊ ˌwənˈnō ˌwən No person; not a single person. no one came she told no one she was going Example sentencesExamples His greatest virtue is no one really knows where he stands on some of the key issues. The planning office said it had put a yellow sign up in Dalton Lane but no one stops there. There is no one within the party capable of mustering enough support to stage a coup. It is difficult but there has been no one going out into the town and making people want to come. The event went on quite late and she found herself on her own with no one to arrange for her to get home. On the tube, I hold the book at such an angle so that no one can read over my shoulder. There appears to be some investigation, but no one seems to know what it is all about. If no one came forward by early next week the funeral would be arranged by prison staff. He made clear that there had been no complaint by the family and no one had been suspended. The organisers shout out that the venue is now full, and no one else will be admitted. It is thought only one passenger was on board at the time of the accident and no one was injured. The figures might go up but no one will know for sure if it is a real increase or a perceived increase. The government wants us to be responsible but no one has put in the infrastructure to do it. There was no one in there, but we had to stop the fire spreading to the other buildings. When we make things better no one thanks us, and when we make it worse they never forgive us. While some people boast of doing it in a day, with scenery like this no one should hurry. They have come up with one or two things but the pleasing thing is no one is looking for excuses. Recently a close relative of mine died and no one paid the slightest bit of attention. It is probably one of the few books which no one would care enough about to bother burning. At this point we were told we had the wrong number and that there was no one of that name at this office. Synonyms nobody, not a soul, not anyone, not a person, not a single person, never a one, no man, none
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