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no:(and not; neither: He did not know then what had happened, nor did he ever find out; I'm not going, nor is John.) ni, tampoconor conj1. ni2. tampocotr[nɔːSMALLr/SMALL]1 ni2 tampoconor ['nɔr] conj: nineither good nor bad: ni bueno ni malonor I!: ¡ni yo tampoco!adv.• ni adv.• tampoco adv.conj.• ni conj.• no conj.• tampoco conj.nər, nɔːr, nɔː(r)a)b) (usu with neg) tampoconor does my client deny the fact that... — tampoco niega mi cliente el hecho de que...
[nɔː(r)]CONJ1) (following "neither") nineither Sarah nor Tamsin is coming to the party — no vienen ni Sarah ni Tamsin a la fiesta, ni Sarah ni Tamsin vienen a la fiesta
"I don't work here" - "nor do I" — -yo no trabajo aquí -ni yo (tampoco) or -yo tampoco
"I didn't like the film" - "nor did I" — -no me gustó la película -a mí tampoco or -ni a mí
"we haven't seen him" - "nor have we" — -no lo hemos visto -nosotros tampoco or -ni nosotros
I don't know, nor can I guess — ni lo sé, ni (tampoco) lo puedo adivinar, no lo sé y tampoco lo puedo adivinar
* * *[nər, nɔːr, nɔː(r)]a)b) (usu with neg) tampoconor does my client deny the fact that... — tampoco niega mi cliente el hecho de que...
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