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Meanings of nobody in English
Portuguese
nenhumapessoa Catalan
pelacanyes Synonyms
Examples for "no one"
Examples for "no one"
1
A crisis whose length and consequences no one can measure, said Besson.
2
However, 11 percent of children said they would speak with no one.
3
Their numbers, however, dropped this year but no one really knows why.
4
Seaside police said in a statement that no one suffered serious injuries.
5
In other words, no one really knows how good the test is.
Usage of nobody in English
1
Azad said: The problem is that nobody can show any convincing solution.
2
Of course I made some small mistakes, but nobody knows the course.
3
Mr Bridges said nobody had come up with a perfect solution yet.
4
It seemed obvious at the time but, today, nobody can quite remember.
5
The good news is nobody seems interested in a long, drawn-out fight.
6
The issue, of course, is that nobody really did tell us so.
7
The crisis showed that nobody, Russia included, is really interested in Kyrgyzstan.
8
He's squandered about £3 million -nobody really knows quite how much.
9
He said thankfully nobody needed to use the emergency management centre overnight.
10
Good thing nobody had actually had a serious accident in the bathroom.
11
I suppose easy come, easy go and, as usual, nobody is responsible.
12
Heaven help if there is actually a blaze; nobody will believe me.
13
You discovered that no matter how great your power, nobody wanted it.
14
A good question and one nobody had asked her, not even Kim.
15
The only problem is that nobody quite knows what she has written.
16
You said nobody had been to visit Henrik recently, is that right?'
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