What does no mean in Chinese, its Chinese translation, pronunciation, usage and example sentences.

The British pronunciation of no is [n? ]; The American pronunciation is [no? ]。

As an adverb, it means no. Does it mean anything as an adjective? No; Prohibit. Answer as a noun in a negative sense; Those who voted against it.

I. Relevant examples:

The patient is not getting better.

The patient didn't get any better.

You can be selfish sometimes. -No, I didn't.

You can be selfish sometimes. No, I'm not selfish.

Second, the relevant usage:

adverb

1)no is used as an adverb, indicating a refusal or negative answer, meaning "no, it's not".

2) When 2)no is interpreted as "not at all", it is often used to modify the comparative form of adjectives or adverbs to express the opposite meaning; When misfortune happens, No can also be used to express surprise or painful crying.

3) When answering negative questions? No should have the same meaning as below.

(adjective)

1)no is used with singular or uncountable nouns of countable nouns and with singular and plural predicate verbs when it is used as an adjective to indicate "nothing"; It can also mean to forbid something, that is, "not allowed, not allowed." It can also mean that it is completely different from what it says.

2)2)no means not a/an or not any, so you can't add a, an, any after it; You can't add the, my, this or that before it.

3)no is used after the verbs have and there be, indicating general negation. If it is added after be, it means "never, never"

Extended data:

Discrimination of word meaning:

(adjective)

No one, no.

1)none can refer to both people and things, and can be singular or plural; No one can only refer to people, only in the singular.

2) No one is more tactful than no one.

No, no.

No is often followed by a noun, which is often used at the beginning of a sentence to emphasize the universal negative meaning; None is often used with of, before words such as that, the, your, and them, and is often used at the beginning of a sentence to emphasize a certain range of negative meanings.

No, it isn't.

Both of these words can mean negative "no, no"

1) When no is used as an adjective, it is usually placed directly in front of a noun. When no modifies a noun, its tone is stronger than not.

2) When the noun "not" is preceded by a, any, much, success and other determiners, you can't use "no", but use the negative adverb "not".

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