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🔑 no·whereBrE /ˈnəʊweə(r)/NAmE /ˈnoʊwer/ (also ˈno place especially in NAmE) adverbnot in or to any place 无处；哪里都不◆This animal is found in Australia, and nowhere else. 这种动物生长在澳大利亚，别处没有。◆There was nowhere for me to sit. 我无处可坐。◆'Where are you going this weekend?' 'Nowhere special.' “这个周末你打算去哪儿？” “没什么地方可去。”◆Nowhere is the effect of government policy more apparent than in agriculture. 政府的政策对农业的影响最为显著。 ●get/go ˈnowhere●get sb ˈnowhereto make no progress or have no success; to not enable sb to make progress or have success （让某人）毫无进展◆We discussed it all morning but got nowhere. 我们就此事讨论了一上午，可是毫无进展。◆Talking to him will get you nowhere. 和他谈话你会一无所获。●nowhere to be ˈfound/ˈseen●nowhere in ˈsightimpossible for anyone to find or see 不可能找到（或看见）◆The children were nowhere to be seen. 根本看不到孩子们在哪儿。◆A peace settlement is nowhere in sight (= is not likely in the near future). 近期内无望和平解决。●lead (sb) nowhereto have no successful result for sb 毫无成果◆This discussion is leading us nowhere. 我们这场讨论将毫无结果。●the middle of ˈnowhere(informal) a place that is a long way from other buildings, towns, etc. 偏远的地方◆She lives on a small farm in the middle of nowhere. 她住在一个偏远的小农场。●not anywhere near/nowhere nearfar from; not at all 远非；绝不是◆The job doesn't pay anywhere near enough for me. 这份工作付给我的报酬远远不够。 |