How do you use "no" in a sentence?

No, thank you. I have had enough. There is no reason to worry. I have no idea what you mean.

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Q: What does "no" mean?

Used to give a negative response; not any 'No' functions as an exclamation ('No!'), a determiner meaning 'not any' ('there is no milk'), and a noun ('the answer is no'). It is used to refuse, deny, or express the absence of something. 'No' differs from 'not' - 'no' modifies nouns while 'not' modifies verbs. Common expressions include 'no way', 'no doubt', and 'no longer'.

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Significado: Used to give a negative response; not any

不，没有

no, ningún/ninguna

いいえ、〜がない

아니오, ~이 없는

'No' functions as an exclamation ('No!'), a determiner meaning 'not any' ('there is no milk'), and a noun ('the answer is no'). It is used to refuse, deny, or express the absence of something. 'No' differs from 'not' - 'no' modifies nouns while 'not' modifies verbs. Common expressions include 'no way', 'no doubt', and 'no longer'.

「no」用作感叹词（「No!」）、表示「没有」的限定词（「there is no milk」）和名词（「the answer is no」）。它用于拒绝、否认或表示某物的缺失。「no」与「not」不同 - 「no」修饰名词，而「not」修饰动词。常见表达包括「no way」、「no doubt」和「no longer」。

«No» funciona como exclamación («No!»), un determinante que significa «ningún» («there is no milk»), y un sustantivo («the answer is no»). Se usa para rechazar, negar o expresar la ausencia de algo. «No» difiere de «not» - «no» modifica sustantivos mientras que «not» modifica verbos. Expresiones comunes incluyen «no way», «no doubt» y «no longer».

「no」は感嘆詞（「No!」）、「〜がない」を意味する限定詞（「there is no milk」）、そして名詞（「the answer is no」）として機能します。拒否、否定、または何かの不在を表すのに使われます。「no」は「not」と異なり、「no」は名詞を修飾し、「not」は動詞を修飾します。一般的な表現には「no way」「no doubt」「no longer」があります。

'No'는 감탄사('No!'), '~이 없는'을 뜻하는 한정사('there is no milk'), 그리고 명사('the answer is no')로 기능합니다. 거절, 부정, 또는 무언가의 부재를 표현할 때 사용됩니다. 'No'는 명사를 수식하고 'not'은 동사를 수식한다는 점에서 다릅니다. 'no way', 'no doubt', 'no longer' 등이 일상적인 표현입니다.

Ejemplos

No, thank you. I have had enough.
不，谢谢。我已经够了。
No, gracias. Ya he tenido suficiente.
いいえ、結構です。もう十分いただきました。
아니요, 괜찮습니다. 이미 충분히 먹었어요.
There is no reason to worry.
没有理由担心。
No hay razón para preocuparse.
心配する理由はない。
걱정할 이유가 없다.
I have no idea what you mean.
我完全不明白你的意思。
No tengo ni idea de lo que quieres decir.
あなたの言っている意味がさっぱりわからない。
무슨 말인지 전혀 모르겠다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Old English 'nā', a contraction of 'ne' (not) + 'ā' (ever), literally 'not ever'. From Proto-Germanic *nē + *aiwō. Cognate with German 'nein' and Latin 'nōn'.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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