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naught

/nɔːt/

Traduction: Nom qui désigne une quantité sans valeur ou sans importance, ou un échec total ou une ruine.

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noun

/nɔːt/C1formal
  • frNom qui désigne une quantité sans valeur ou sans importance, ou un échec total ou une ruine.

A noun that can refer to a quantity of no importance or value, or to a complete failure or ruin.

  1. Nothing or zeroB2formal

    A quantity of no importance or value; nothing.

    frnéant, zéro

    • All his efforts came to naught.
    • The plan was worth naught in the end.
    • She set her worries at naught and continued.

    Synonymesaughtnadanilnothingnoughtzerozilchzip

    Antonymesalleverythingsomesomething

  2. Complete failureB2formal

    A state of being worthless or having no result; ruin.

    fréchec complet

    • The project was a complete naught due to lack of funding.
    • His dreams of becoming a musician came to naught.
    • They brought the enemy's plans to naught.

    Synonymesfailurenothingnessnoughtnullityruin

    Antonymesaccomplishmentachievementsuccesstriumph

Formes
  • naughts plural form
  • naughts' possessive plural form
  • naught's possessive singular form
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