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nowhere
- IPA[ˈnōˌ(h)wer]
美式
- not in or to any place; not anywhere
- no place;a place that is remote, uninteresting, or nondescript
- having no prospect of progress or success
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副詞
- 1. not in or to any place; not anywhere plants and animals found nowhere else in the world Andrea is nowhere to be found
代名詞
- 1. no place there was nowhere for her to sit there's nowhere better to experience the wonders of the Rockies
- 2. a place that is remote, uninteresting, or nondescript a stretch of road between nowhere and nowhere the town is a particularly American nowhere
形容詞
- 1. informal having no prospect of progress or success she's involved in a nowhere affair with a married executive
- nowhere: that boat was going nowheres
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- appearing or happening suddenly and unexpectedly
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- fail to progress or succeed
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- not nearly
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- appearing or happening suddenly and unexpectedly
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- make no progress
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- be badly beaten or completely unsuccessful
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- not nearly
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- IPA[ˈnəʊwɛː]
英式
- not in or to any place; not anywhere: plants and animals found nowhere else in the world the constable was nowhere to be seen
- no place: there was nowhere for her to sit there's nowhere better to experience the wonders of the Pyrenees
- having no prospect of progress or success: a nowhere job
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