nought in Chinese
nought in Chinese is 零 — nought means zero; the number or figure representing nothing.
nought in Chinese
零
Pronounced: líng
(UK, Irish, Commonwealth) Not any quantity of number; zero; the score of no points in a game.
What does "nought" mean?
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noun Zero; the number or figure representing nothing.
"She wrote a two followed by three noughts."
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noun Nothing at all.
"All his careful planning came to nought when the flight was cancelled."
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nought in a sentence
- She wrote a two followed by three noughts.
- The score ended nought-nought after extra time.
- All his careful planning came to nought when the flight was cancelled.
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What is "nought" in Chinese?
"nought" in Chinese is 零. nought means: Zero; the number or figure representing nothing.
How do you pronounce 零?
"nought" in Chinese is 零, pronounced "líng".
How do you use "nought" in a sentence?
Example: "She wrote a two followed by three noughts." In Chinese, "nought" is 零.
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