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1 naught
{nɔ:t}
I. 1. ост. нищо
all for NAUGHT всичко на вятъра, за нищо
to set at NAUGHT ост. пренебрегвам, не зачитам, презирам
to bring (plans, etc.) to NAUGHT провалям (планове и пр.)
to come to NAUGHT провалям се, не успявам
2. мат. нула
II. a predic ост. нищожен, без стойност, безполезен* * *{nъ:t} n 1. ост. нищо; all for naught всичко на вятъра, за нищо; to(2) {nъ:t} a predic ост. нищожен; без стойност; безполезен.* * *n pred нула;to come to NAUGHT провалям се;to set at NAUGHT не отдавам значение на;naught; n 1. ост. нищо; all for naught всичко на вятъра, за нищо; to set at naught ост. пренебрегвам,* * *1. all for naught всичко на вятъра, за нищо 2. i. ост. нищо 3. ii. a predic ост. нищожен, без стойност, безполезен 4. to bring (plans, etc.) to naught провалям (планове и пр.) 5. to come to naught провалям се, не успявам 6. to set at naught ост. пренебрегвам, не зачитам, презирам 7. мат. нула* * *naught[nɔ:t] ост. I. n 1. нищо; all for
aught всичко на вятъра, за нищо; to set at
aught не се подчинявам, не зачитам, презирам, пренебрегвам; to bring to
aught осуетявам, развалям; to come to
aught осуетявам се; thing of
aught едно нищо; 2. мат. нула; II. adj predic ост. нищожен, безполезен, излишен, напразен. -
2 naught
мат.• нула
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naught — naught, nought Naught is an archaic or literary word meaning ‘nothing’ and it survives chiefly in phrases such as come to naught or set at naught. In BrE nought is the term for the digit 0 (zero in AmE). The game called noughts and crosses in BrE … Modern English usage
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naught — naught; con·naught; … English syllables
naught — index nullity Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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