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Перевод: nobody

[существительное]
человек, не имеющий веса в обществе; никому не известный человек; ничтожество; пустое место;
[местоимение]
никто

Тезаурус:

1. "There were four or five incidents which nobody is pleased to see," admitted Gould.
2. Diana in Private: The Princess Nobody Knows by Lady Colin Campbell Smith Gryphon, 15.99 DIANA IN PRIVATE is a nasty little book.
3. There is nobody better."
4. The cry of many a chancellor in distress has been "Nobody understands me."
5. "I originally wanted it to be "Gorra Band", but nobody in the USA understood!
6. As Eugene Roosens says in Creating Ethnicity , the book which, with Frederik Barth's Ethnic Groups I have found particularly helpful: "After all, nobody can change "the past" from which one descends, and nobody can undo who one is".
7. Charities have little money to spend on fees, so nobody wants to be seen looking after them.
8. "No, I'm nobody's brother," her gentleman caller said.
9. Only nobody knows what he looked like.
10. The problem was that nobody from The Smiths camp was prepared to actually inform the band of this decision, and it was left to Easterhouse manager John Barrett to discover the sad truth almost by accident.
11. Nobody, including Da Silva and managing director Giovan Battista Razzeli, would say it would go into production, but "we had the courage to build the SZ" was Da Silva's slightly encouraging line.
12. "No," she said, "your self-respect is about the only thing that nobody can take away.
13. But nobody at The Valley, which a near-bankrupt Charlton left in 1985 to become uneasy tenants at Selhurst Park and Upton Park, is going to let the present apparent chaos spoil the greatest day in the club's history since they won the FA Cup back in the glory days of 1947.