nil in Chinese
nil in Chinese is 無, 零 — nil means nothing at all; zero.
nil in Chinese
無
Pronounced: mó
Nothing; zero.
零
Pronounced: líng
(sports) A score of zero
What does "nil" mean?
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noun Nothing at all; zero.
"Her chances of success were nil."
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noun A score of zero, especially in British sporting results.
"The match finished two-nil to the home team."
nil in a sentence
- Her chances of success were nil.
- The risk of infection is close to nil with proper hygiene.
- The match finished two-nil to the home team.
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Common Chinese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "nil" in Chinese?
"nil" in Chinese is 無, 零. nil means: Nothing at all; zero.
How do you pronounce 無?
"nil" in Chinese is 無, pronounced "mó".
How do you use "nil" in a sentence?
Example: "Her chances of success were nil." In Chinese, "nil" is 無, 零.
Are there other ways to say "nil" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "nil": 無, 零.
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