nary in Chinese
nary in Chinese is 或 — nary means not any; not a single one — an old-fashioned or dialect way of saying "no.".
nary in Chinese
或
Pronounced: huò
What does "nary" mean?
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adj Not any; not a single one — an old-fashioned or dialect way of saying "no."
"There was nary a cloud in the sky all afternoon."
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nary in a sentence
- There was nary a cloud in the sky all afternoon.
- He searched the cupboard but found nary a crumb.
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What is "nary" in Chinese?
"nary" in Chinese is 或. nary means: Not any; not a single one — an old-fashioned or dialect way of saying "no."
How do you pronounce 或?
"nary" in Chinese is 或, pronounced "huò".
How do you use "nary" in a sentence?
Example: "There was nary a cloud in the sky all afternoon." In Chinese, "nary" is 或.
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