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I[΄nʌθiŋ] prn, n զրո, ոչինչ, դատարկ բան. nothing of the kind ոչ մի նման բան. nothing doing խսկց. Չի հաջողվի, Բան դուրս չի գա. all to nothing ապարդյուն. come to nothing արդյունք չունենալ, ապարդյուն վերջանալ. nothing would induce me Ինձ ոչինչ չի ստիպի. It’s nothing serious Ոչ մի սարսափելի/լուրջ բան չկա. I see nothing of him Ես նրան բոլորովին չեմ տեսնում nothing venture nothing have Ռիսկ չանես՝ ոչ մի բանի չես հաս նի. the little nothings of life կյանքի ման րուքները (ոչ մի բան) It’s nothing to be proud of Հպարտանալու ոչ մի բան չկա. There is nothing more to be said Այլևս ասելու բան չկա. There is nothing in it for us Դա մեզ ոչինչ չի տալիս. It’s nothing to do with you Դա ձեզ չի վերաբերում. There is nothing to it Դա շատ հեշտ է. I can make nothing of it Ես դրանից ոչինչ չեմ հասկանում. You get in for nothing Մուտքը ձրի է. next to nothing համարյա ձրի. It’s not for nothing Իզուր չէ. It’s a mere nothing Դատարկ բան է. nothing of the kind ոչ մի նման բան. nothing doing Այդ բանը այստեղ չի անցնիII[΄nʌθiŋ] adv ամենևին, բնավ, երբեք. It’s nothing like her Դա նրան բնավ նման չէ
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