n na nb nc nd ne nf ng nh ni nj nk nl nm nn no np nr ns nt nu nv nw nx ny

Перевод: no

[прилагательное]
никакой;
[наречие]
нисколько не;
[существительное]
отрицание; отказ ; голосующие против;
[частица]
нет; не

Тезаурус:

1. It no longer has the Vietnamese army to worry about, and can now operate in large parts of the countryside with little interference from Phnom Penh government troops.
2. But now, here, this morning, in this pokey little office in Queen Anne's Gate, spring in the air in St James's Park outside his windows, the sound of military music drifting across from Buckingham Palace as the guards marched - all the elements of human and political drama so clear in his mind - Mick wondered whether it really was his destiny to be no more than a player: just another player.
3. Mr Thyssen, a Moslem, reports that he currently has no girlfriend.
4. I had been counting on his saying no to at least one of those, so that I could issue a hollow guffaw and depart, shaking my head ruefully; but he did not, and I had no choice but to slink away or sign in.
5. "No."
6. No doubt I was jealous, and I was certainly intolerant, but it is no good denying that was how I felt.
7. Quite apart from this, the Tribunal has no real powers.
8. No one is ever fully prepared for bereavement, and even if her husband's terminal illness was one from which she had known he could not hope to recover, his death will still have come as a shock to her which may create a feeling of numbness and unreality:.
9. I can tell of many schools and many teachers doing an exciting job under very difficult circumstances: a school set up in abandoned, corrugated iron railway sheds in Ghana with no partitions, hot at midday and unspeakably noisy during rainstorms, yet well equipped with a cheerful co-operative staff, an open plan school, Ghana style; an overcrowded school in Lesotho where teachers had evolved their own brand of team-teaching, one teacher imparting information to a class of 120, followed by groupwork where two teachers and a student supervised written work; a school down the road from them where Class I and 2 teachers who finished teaching at lunchtime had organised afternoon sessions on remedial reading for older children; another in Francistown, Botswana, in temporary classrooms, with walls made of hessian and children organised into "family groups" playing reading and number games under the guidance of older children.
10. "No," he whispered back.
11. He knew there was no antidote to white phosphorus, the material would carry on burning and penetrating the vile flesh, as it would his own.
12. Get tight at lunchtime, make indecent suggestion to wife, but no contraceptives and anyway, kids urgent to see sea.
13. Despite the anger in Hong Kong over Tiananmen, no major company in the colony has pulled out of China.