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1. Oxford Dictionary

   nothing

   • IPA[ˈnʌθɪŋ]

   英式

   • pron.
     not anything; no single thing；something of no importance or concern
   • adj.
     having no prospect of progress; of no value
   • adv.
     not at all；used to contradict something emphatically
2. • 釋義
   • 片語

   pron.

   代名詞

   • 1. not anything; no single thing I said nothing there's nothing you can do 同義詞 not a thing, not a single thing, not anything, nothing at all, nil, ... 更多zero, nowt, informalzilch, nix, not a dicky bird, damn all, not a sausage, sweet Fanny Adams, sweet FA, zip, nada, a goose egg, bupkis, vulgar slangbugger all, sod all, fuck all, archaicnought, naught反義詞 something
   • ▪ something of no importance or concern ‘What are you laughing at?’ ‘Oh, nothing, sir’ they are nothing to him 同義詞 a matter of no importance/consequence, a trifling matter, a trifle, a piece of trivia, a (mere) bagatelle, ... 更多neither here nor there, informalno big deal, a person of no importance, an unimportant person, a person of no account, a nobody, a nonentity, a cipher, a non-person, a lightweight, small beer反義詞 celebrity
   • ▪ (in calculations) no amount; nought. 同義詞 zero, nought, 0, love, a duck

   adj.

   形容詞

   • 1. informal having no prospect of progress; of no value he had a series of nothing jobs

   adv.

   副詞

   • 1. not at all a man who cared nothing for her he looks nothing like the others
   • ▪ used to contradict something emphatically ‘This is a surprise.’ ‘Surprise nothing.’

   片語

   • for nothing
   • no nothing
   • not for nothing
   • nothing but
   • nothing doing
   • nothing for it
   • nothing if not
   • nothing less than
   • nothing much
   • there is nothing like
   • there is nothing to it
   • sweet nothings
   • think nothing of
   • think nothing of it
   • you ain't seen nothing yet