英语词汇“none”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	none
释义	none I. \ˈnən\ pronoun, singular or plural in construction Etymology: Middle English noon, none, pron. & adjective, from Old English nān, from ne not + ān one — more at no, one 1. a. : not any < none of them were intellectually absorbing enough — Winthrop Sargeant > < none of our scholars has written a monograph on him — Norman Douglas > < none of our creeds are entirely free from guesswork — M.R.Cohen > b. : neither < of which none of the two can wholly be responsible — Science & Culture > 2. a. : one that is not or lacks the requisite qualities of the thing or person mentioned < how to make a brave or wise man of one that is none > b. archaic : one that is not at all the thing or person mentioned — used in the phrase none of < thou art none of my brother — Ballad Book > 3. : not one : no one, nobody < none is said to be left now — Stark Young > < none is immune from the feeling and need for individuality — John Sirjamaki > < in the morning none was visible — Time > < none were deeper in that labyrinthine ambition — G.K.Chesterton > 4. : not any such thing or person < half a loaf is better than none > 5. : no part : nothing < had none of the condescension of the foreigner — Walter Lippmann > < seemed to want none of it — Time > < will have none of this theory — R.S.Bourne > < a sluttish sort and I want none of her — Marcia Davenport > II. adjective Etymology: Middle English noon, none, pron. & adjective, from Old English nān archaic : not any : no < thou shalt have none other gods before me — Deut 5:7 (Authorized Version) > III. adverb Etymology: Middle English noon, none not, from noon, none, pron. & adjective 1. : by no means : not at all < the authenticity of many … is none too clear — A.L.Kroeber > < none too prosperous, it sought to save itself — American Guide Series: Pennsylvania > 2. : in no way : to no extent — often used in substandard speech with another negative < ain't heard her none this morning — Burl Ives > IV. \ˈnōn\ noun (-s) Usage: often capitalized Etymology: Late Latin nona, from Latin, ninth hour of the day counting from sunrise — more at noon 1. : a canonical hour that according to ancient Roman and Eastern reckoning is the ninth hour 2. : a religious office formerly recited at 3 p.m. but now in the Roman Catholic Church often somewhat earlier
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