no
no
determiner
no can do
determiner
- not any
无，没有
there is no excuse.
毫无借口。
no two plants are alike.
没有两株植物是一样的。 - used to indicate that something is quite the opposite of what is being specified
表示“相反”；非
it was no easy task persuading her.
说服她绝非易事。
Toby is no fool.
托比并不傻。 - hardly any
几乎没有
you'll be back in no time.
你马上就会回来。 - used in notices or slogans forbidding or rejecting something specified
［用于通知或标语］禁止；反对
No Smoking signs.
禁止吸烟的标志。
no nukes.
反对核武器。
- used to give a negative response
［用于否定回答］不
‘Is anything wrong?’ ‘No.’.
“有什么不对吗？”“没有。”。
■expressing disagreement or contradiction
［表示“反对”，“反驳”］不
‘This is boring.’ ‘No, it's not!’.
“这很无聊。”“不，不无聊！”。
■expressing agreement with or affirmation of a negative statement
［表示对否定陈述的赞同，肯定］不，不会
they would never cause a fuss, oh no.
他们永远也不会弄得乱作一团，绝对不会。
■expressing shock or disappointment at something one has heard or discovered
［表示对所听到或发现的事物的“震惊”；“失 望”］不会吧，天啊
oh no, look at this!.
哦，不会吧，看看这个！。
- [with comparative]not at all; to no extent
完全不；决不
they were no more able to perform the task than I was.
他们和我一样无法完成这项任务。 - (Scottish)not
(苏格兰)不
I'll no be a minute.
我要不了一分钟就好。
- a negative answer or decision, especially in voting
（尤指投票表决中的）反对
no can do
- (informal)(非正式)I am unable to do it
我干不了
- the negative votes are in the majority
否定票占大多数
- 见 less
- not now as formerly
不再
they no longer live here.
他们不再住在这了。
- no person; no one
没有人
- 见 more
- (N. Amer.)nowhere
(北美)无处
- 见 soon
- an indication that passage along a street is blocked or prohibited
道路堵塞；禁止通行
- persist in spite of refusals
非取得同意不可；坚持己见
- used to convey that there can be no doubt about something
毫无疑问
- (informal)(非正式)under no circumstances; not at all
绝不可能
You think she's alone? No way.
你以为她一个人？绝不可能。
- (informal, chiefly Austral.)all right; fine
(非正式，主澳)好，行；太好了
- or not
或不是
she'd have ridden there, winter or no.
是不是冬天，她都会乘车去那儿的。 - (—— or no ——)regardless of the specified thing
不管是不是
recession or no recession there is always going to be a shortage of good people.
不管经济景不景气，好人总是太少。
- Old English nō, nā (adverb), from ne 'not' + ō, ā 'ever'. The determiner arose in Middle English (originally before words beginning with any consonant except h-), reduced from non, from Old English nān (see none)
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