nix in Chinese
nix in Chinese is 无, 废除 — nix means nothing, zero.
nix in Chinese
无
Pronounced: mó
(colloquial) Nothing. [from 1789]
废除
Pronounced: fèi chú
To make something become nothing; to reject or cancel. [from 1903]
What does "nix" mean?
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noun Nothing, zero.
"After the meeting, we had nix to show for it."
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verb To reject, cancel, or put a stop to something.
"The board nixed the proposal after a short discussion."
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intj An exclamation meaning "no" or "not at all."
""Nix on that idea," she said flatly."
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nix in a sentence
- After the meeting, we had nix to show for it.
- The board nixed the proposal after a short discussion.
- They nixed the road trip when the weather turned bad.
- "Nix on that idea," she said flatly.
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What is "nix" in Chinese?
"nix" in Chinese is 无, 废除. nix means: Nothing, zero.
How do you pronounce 无?
"nix" in Chinese is 无, pronounced "mó".
How do you use "nix" in a sentence?
Example: "After the meeting, we had nix to show for it." In Chinese, "nix" is 无, 废除.
Are there other ways to say "nix" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "nix": 无, 废除.
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