none
[nʌn] pronoun
ESSENTIAL
■not one (of a group of people or things), or not any 没有一个（人或事物）；全无•None of my children has/have blonde hair.我的孩子们的头发都不是金色。 •"I'd like some more cheese." "I'm sorry there's none left".“我想再来点儿起司。”“很抱歉，已经没有了。” •"Have you any idea how much this cost?" "None at all /None whatsoever."“你知道这花了多少钱吗？”“完全不知道。” •She went to the shop to get some oranges but they had none.她去商店买橘子，但是都卖完了。
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have none of sth formal
■to refuse to accept, agree with or support something 不接受；不同意；不支持•She tried to persuade him to retire, but he would have none of it.她试图劝他退休，但他拒绝了。
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none but formal
■only 只有•None but a dedicated scientist would want to read such a detailed report.只有专心致志的科学家才会去读如此细致的报告。
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none other than sb/sth formal
■said when you want to show that someone or something is a surprising or exciting choice or example （用于表示吃惊或兴奋）竟然，正是•The first speech was given by none other than Clint Eastwood.第一个发言的正是克林特．伊斯特伍德。
[nʌn] pronoun
none the worse/better/richer, etc.
■not any worse/better/richer, etc. than before 丝毫没有恶化／好转／变富等•Luckily, the horse seemed none the worse for his fall.幸运的是，马匹似乎丝毫没有因为他摔下来而受到影响。 •Small investors like myself are probably none the richer after handing over their financial affairs to professional advisers.像我本人这样的小投资者，把理财事务移交给专业顾问后，收益很可能并未增加。
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none too formal
■not very 不太•He seemed none too happy/pleased at the prospect of meeting the family.他似乎对即将见到家人并不是太开心。 |