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Chinese to English Dictionary (1-5 of 46)
- 莫明其妙
- [mòmínɡqímiào]
- No one can explain it - indicating something is so strange that no one can understand it; be unable to make head or tail of something.; be baffled.
- 里急后重
- [lǐjíhòuzhòng]
- A traditional medical term referring to the symptom of rectum being stimulated. "inner urgency" refers to one who cannot evacuate or has difficulty in evacuating the excrement no matter how one wants to; "heavy back" refers to one whose anus is being drooped.
- 只听楼梯响，不见人下来
- [zhītīnglóutīxiǎng,bújiànrénxiàlái]
-
Listen
- the stairs creak but no one comes down—much talk but no action
- 天外有天
- [tiānwàiyǒutiān]
- There is always another heaven beyond this one; there is no limit to the universe; there is no limit to learning, skills, ability, etc.
- an arrow fitted to the bowstring cannot avoid being discharged—one cannot but go ahead; one has reached the point of no return
English Dictionary (1-5 of 8)
- no
- [nəυ]
- 1. used to express denial, disagreement, refusal, disapproval, disbelief, or acknowledgment of negative statements
- 2. used with question intonation to query a previous negative statement, as in disbelief
- 3. an answer or vote of no
- 4. a person who votes in the negative
- 5. Compare yes aye
- 6. Old English n a , from ne not, no + a ever; see ay 1
- no
- [nəυ]
- 1. not any, not a, or not one
- 2. not by a long way; not at all
- 3. not
- 4. See go
- 5. Old English n a , changed from n a n none 1
- Norway
- No
- [nəυ]
- 1. the stylized classic drama of Japan, developed in the 15th century or earlier, using music, dancing, chanting, elaborate costumes, and themes from religious stories or myths
- 2. from Japanese n o talent, from Chinese neng
- No
- [nəυ]
Examples (1-5 of 184)
- No one rides dodgem cars at the amusement park anymore because only one is still working.
- 游乐园里没人玩碰碰车了，因为只有一辆还没坏。 → amusement park
- "No one is infallible" is the obverse of "everyone is fallible."
- “没有一个人是绝对正确的”是“每个人都会犯错误”的反换说法。 → obverse
- They will probably win, though no one thinks so.
- 他们可能会获胜，然而没有人这样认为 → though
- It is understood that no one is to leave.
- 大家相信没有人会离开。 → understand
- No one understands me.
- 没有人能谅解我。 → understand
