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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- nothing
['n^θɪŋ]
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pronoun
(not anything) 什么也没有
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I pressed the button but nothing happened.
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我按了按钮,但什么都没有发生。
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The man nodded but said nothing.
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男子点了点头,但什么也没有说。
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2.
pronoun
(something trivial) 无关紧要
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a fight that started over nothing
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因无关紧要的事而打架
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nothing new/serious/to worry about
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没有什么新的/要紧的/值得担忧的
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there's nothing better/worse (than...)
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没有(比...)更好/更糟糕的
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nothing much
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没有什么
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nothing else
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没有别的
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for nothing
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免费
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3.
pronoun
(cheap) 便宜
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4.
pronoun
(in vain) 白白地
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to be worth nothing
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一文不值
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nothing at all
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什么也没有
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"What did you say?" - "Nothing. Nothing at all."
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“你说什么?” “没有。什么也没说。”
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nothing but
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只
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he's nothing if not well-organized
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[frm] 他条理分明之极
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it's nothing less than outrageous!
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简直是蛮横无理!
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he's nothing less than a thief!
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他简直是个贼!
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it was nothing of the sort {or} kind
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根本没有那回事
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- nothing
[ 'nʌθɪŋ]
[ 'nʌθɪŋ]
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1.
pronoun
没有东西;没有什么;无
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There's nothing in the drawer - I took everything out.
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我把抽屉翻了个遍,里面什么也没有。
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Nothing I could say would make her forget what I did.
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任我怎么说,她都不会忘记我的所作所为的。
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2.
pronoun
极微;丝毫没有
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nothing of kindness in him
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他毫无仁慈之心
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3.
pronoun
不存在(的东西);虚无
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4.
pronoun
无意义;不重要
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5.
noun
无关紧要的事;无足轻重的人
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He's a nothing, he doesn't deserve you.
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他一无是处,根本配不上你。
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6.
noun
零
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7.
adverb
一点也不;毫不
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nothing daunted
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毫不气馁
Collins English-English Dictionary
- nothing
['n^θɪŋ]
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1.
pron
[indefinite]
no thing; not anything, as of an implied or specified class of things
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I can give you nothing
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2.
pron
no part or share
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to have nothing to do with this crime
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3.
pron
a matter of no importance or significance
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it doesn't matter, it's nothing
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4.
pron
indicating the absence of anything perceptible; nothingness
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5.
pron
indicating the absence of meaning, value, worth, etc
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to amount to nothing
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6.
pron
zero quantity; nought
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7.
adv
in no way; not at all
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he looked nothing like his brother
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8.
n
[informal]
a person or thing of no importance or significance
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9.
n
[Etymology]
Old English nathing, nan thing, from nan none1 + thing1
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n
[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
Examples
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"What did you say?" - "Nothing. Nothing at all."
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“你说什么?” “没有。什么也没说。”
→ nothing
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“I didn't hear nothing.”
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这种说法现被普遍认为不那么符合现代英语的规范
→ double negative
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a selfish act that nothing will excuse
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无法辩解的自私行为
→ excuse
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nothing of kindness in him
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他毫无仁慈之心
→ nothing
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nothing daunted
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毫不气馁
→ nothing
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a painting that says nothing
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一张内容空洞的画
→ say
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gets easily wrought up over nothing
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极易莫名地激动
→ wrought
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The risk is as nothing compared to the gain.
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所冒风险与所得相比不足挂齿。
→ as
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Unless a miracle occurs, nothing can save him.
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除非出现奇迹,什么也挽救不了他
→ unless
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A name, as such, means nothing.
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名声本身是微不足道的。
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