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adj.1 (algo, alguno(a))have you any milk/sugar? ¿tienes leche/azúcar?have you any apples/cigarettes? ¿tienes manzanas/cigarrillos?is there any hope? ¿hay alguna esperanza?2 ninguno(a) (in negatives) ; ningún (before masculine singular noun)3 cualquier (no particular) (before noun) ; cualquiera (after noun)4 (cada)any pupil who forgets his books will be punished los alumnos que olviden sus libros serán castigadosI'll take any books you don't want me quedaré con todos los libros que no quierasat any rate, in any case en cualquier casoadv.I'm not any better no me encuentro mejorthe weather couldn't be any worse el tiempo no podía ser peorhave you any more milk? ¿tienes más leche?I don't like her any more than you do a mí no me gusta más que a tiis that any easier? ¿es así más fácil?any old how de cualquier manera, a la buena de Diosthat didn't help us any eso no nos ayudó para nada3 más.pron.1 (algo, alguno(a))I fancy some biscuits - have you got any? me apetecen unas galletas, ¿tienes?are there any left? ¿queda alguno(a)?is there any left? ¿queda algo?is there any more? ¿hay más?can any of them speak English? ¿alguno (de ellos) habla inglés?2 ninguno(a) (in negatives)3 cualquiera (no particular one) ; [antes del sustantivo] cualquier.keep any you find quédate con todos los que encuentres5 nada.
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