naught

英 [nɔːt]

美 [nɔːt]

adj.  无价值的
adv.  决无
n.  无; 无价值; 零; 坏人

IELTS

BNC.24405 / COCA.19606

柯林斯词典

• → see:nought

英英释义

noun

• complete failure
  1. all my efforts led to naught
• a quantity of no importance
  1. it looked like nothing I had ever seen before
  2. reduced to nil all the work we had done
  3. we racked up a pathetic goose egg
  4. it was all for naught
  5. I didn't hear zilch about it
  Synonym:nothingnilnixnadanullaughtciphercyphergoose eggzerozilchzipzippo

双语例句

• All their plans came to naught.
  他们的计划全部落空。
• Sorrows naught allays,| save the cup,| since ancient days.
  何以解忧，惟有杜康。（曹操《短歌行》）
• I'll start him on monism if I can. Norton's another monist-only he affirms naught but spirit.
  我如果能够，倒想跟他谈谈一元论；诺尔屯也是个一元论者&不过他只肯定精神，对其他的一切都怀疑。
• His crime has gained him naught.
  他既犯了罪又一无所获。
• All his attempts went to naught.
  他所有的努力都成了泡影。
• And usually we don't write p naught, but it's important to remember that it's there.
  一般我们不把p零写出来，但一定要记住有它。
• Before you no matter how good the performance, a non-event is enough to let you come to naught.
  不管你之前的业绩有多出色，一个非常规事件就足以让你前功尽弃。
• He saw his plan brought to naught.
  他看到了自己的计划落空。
• All his hopes came to naught when he failed the exam.
  他考试不及格，所有的希望都化为泡影了。
• I'm stalled of doing naught; and I do like& I could like to hear her!
  我真喜欢&我会喜欢听她念的！