null in Chinese
null in Chinese is 沒事 — null means having no legal or binding force; invalid.
null in Chinese
沒事
Pronounced: méi shì
A non-existent or empty value or set of values.
What does "null" mean?
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adj Having no legal or binding force; invalid.
"The contract was declared null after the fraud came to light."
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adj Amounting to nothing; nonexistent or without effect.
"His objections were null once the deadline had passed."
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noun In computing, a value representing the absence of any data.
"The field returned null because the user never entered a phone number."
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verb To make void; to cancel out.
"The referee's decision nulled the goal."
null in a sentence
- The contract was declared null after the fraud came to light.
- His objections were null once the deadline had passed.
- The field returned null because the user never entered a phone number.
- The referee's decision nulled the goal.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "null" in Chinese?
"null" in Chinese is 沒事. null means: Having no legal or binding force; invalid.
How do you pronounce 沒事?
"null" in Chinese is 沒事, pronounced "méi shì".
How do you use "null" in a sentence?
Example: "The contract was declared null after the fraud came to light." In Chinese, "null" is 沒事.
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