NOR in Chinese
NOR in Chinese is 或非, 或 — NOR means used to link a second negative statement to a first, meaning "and not.".
NOR in Chinese
或非
Pronounced: huò fēi
A binary operator composite of NOT OR; negation of OR function.
或
Pronounced: huò
(literary) And... not (introducing a negative statement, without necessarily following one).
What does "NOR" mean?
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conjunction Used to link a second negative statement to a first, meaning "and not."
"He didn't call, nor did he text."
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NOR in a sentence
- He didn't call, nor did he text.
- She has neither the time nor the money for a holiday.
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What is "NOR" in Chinese?
"NOR" in Chinese is 或非, 或. NOR means: Used to link a second negative statement to a first, meaning "and not."
How do you pronounce 或非?
"NOR" in Chinese is 或非, pronounced "huò fēi".
How do you use "NOR" in a sentence?
Example: "He didn't call, nor did he text." In Chinese, "NOR" is 或非, 或.
Are there other ways to say "NOR" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "NOR": 或非, 或.
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