naught

[US]/nɔːt/
[UK]/nɔt/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

n. nada; de ningún valor o importancia.
Word Forms
Pluralnaughts

Phrases & Collocations

naught but

nada más

all for naught

todo en vano

come to naught

no llegar a nada

Example Sentences

to care naught for it

no importarle en absoluto

he's naught but a worthless fool.

no es más que un tonto inútil.

Put two naughts after a six to make six hunmdred.

Ponga dos ceros después de un seis para hacer seiscientos.

How many imperial inches are there in one metric centimetre?—Naught point three nine three seven inches.

¿Cuántas pulgadas imperiales hay en un centímetro métrico?—Cero punto tres nueve tres siete pulgadas.

Tender, cute, smart, a little naught and liberal ladykin!

¡Tierno, lindo, inteligente, un poco travieso y liberal, ladykin!

More and more scholars have considered that segments don"t compose the integer but create the integer and naught create adsum as well as fewness create more.

Cada vez más académicos han considerado que los segmentos no componen el entero, sino que crean el entero y el cero crea adsum, así como la escasez crea más.

Real-world Examples

There was naught that Tyrion could do but nod.

Source: A Song of Ice and Fire: A Storm of Ice and Rain (Bilingual)

I also need naught point 15 grammes of cayenne pepper.

Source: Gourmet Base

" We have heard naught of any battle, " said Ser Brynden.

Source: A Song of Ice and Fire: A Storm of Ice and Rain (Bilingual)

They push thee and pass thee by on the dusty road, taking thee for naught.

Source: Selected Poems of Tagore

'There ain't naught amiss with her rudder, ' said the foreman. 'There she lies, with the red streaks.'

Source: The Sign of the Four

But all that progress is for naught if Francis doesn't finally address the sexual abuse scandal head-on.

Source: Time

Love gives naught but itself and takes naught but from itself.

Source: Sixth Level Morning Reading Beautiful Articles

For blacks, the year's calendar should show naught but three hundred and sixty-five Fourth of Julys and New Year's Days.

Source: Moby-Dick

" Here's naught but filth and poverty, " said Aron bitterly.

Source: The Growth of the Earth (Part 2)

But-all my resolutions came to naught; you know how and why.

Source: Lily of the Valley (Part 2)

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