As you probably know, a pronoun is a part of speech that indicates an object or its belonging and quality, but does not name it. English pronouns are divided into, possessive, indefinite, interrogative, reflexive,. The pronouns considered in this post are indefinite, of which there are quite a few in the English language, but in this post we will focus on some, any, no ... Indefinite pronoun no some also call it a negative pronoun. The words some, any, no are translated into Russian as follows:
- Some - some, some, some (some), some, some
- Any - some, some, some, any
- No - no, not at all
The indefinite pronouns some and any, as well as their derivatives, denoting an indefinite quantity or quality of something, can be applied to various nouns, regardless of their number.
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For instance:
- She has some problems - she has some problems
- May I take some sugar? - can I get some sugar?
- Has he any relatives? - does he have any relatives?
- I can meet you any time you wish - I can meet you any time
To learn how to use some, any correctly in your speech and writing, you need to remember the following simple rules.
Pronoun some
Indefinite pronoun some mostly used in affirmative sentences.
- There is some water in the cup - there is some water in the cup
- There is some person in the hall - there is some person in the hall
- I have some plums - I have some plums
In interrogative sentences some is used only in two cases: if we offer something to someone and if we ask for something.
- Would you like some chocolate? - Would you like some chocolate?
- Can I have some salt, please? - Can I have some salt, please?
Word some is translated into Russian in different ways, depending on which nouns it is combined with. In combination with countable nouns in the singular, we translate some as “some”, if the countable nouns are in the plural, then “several”, and if some is used with uncountable nouns, then it can be translated into Russian as “ slightly ”or not, depending on the context.
- There is some book on the desk. Is it yours? “There's a book on the table. Is this yours?
- I have some pens, I can give you one. - I have several pens, I can give you one.
- There is some milk in the bottle, but not much. - There is milk in the bottle, but not much.
- Take two eggs and some flour. - Take 2 eggs and some flour.
Pronoun any
Indefinite pronoun any performs functions some in interrogative and negative sentences.
Anycan be used in an affirmative sentence, but in such cases its meaning will be “ any, any, any ».
- Any person wants to be happy - any person wants happiness
- You may call me any time - you can call me anytime
Pronoun no
Regarding negative or indefinite pronouns no, it can be combined with any nouns, regardless of their number, if it appears in a negative sentence as a definition, and denotes lack of anything:
- There are no mistakes in your dictation - there are (no) mistakes in your dictation
- I have no problems - I have no problems
- Please note that negation can be expressed either by the combination " not any"Or the pronoun" no«: There is not anybody in the street - There is nobody in the street.
As you can see, everything is pretty simple. You just need to remember simple rules, and your speech will become more literate.
English-Russian translation ANY
transcription, transcription: [ˈenɪ]
1.seats .; undefined
1) any (in interrogative and conditional sentences) Did you meet any difficulties? - Have you faced any difficulties?
2) any, any amount (in interrogative and conditional sentences) Have you any sugar? ≈ Do you have sugar?
3) none, none (in negative sentences) He cannot find any book on the subject. ≈ He cannot find a single book on the subject.
4) not at all (in negative sentences) He hasn "t any money. ≈ He has absolutely no money.
5) anyone, any (in the affirmative) Ask any person you meet. ≈ Ask anyone you meet.
6) whatever (in the affirmative) We miss any attempt to explain. - We do not see any attempt at any explanation.
1) not at all; any more (in interrogative and conditional sentences) Will you have any more tea? ≈ Would you like some more tea?
2) not at all, not at all (in negative sentences) I am not any better. “I’m no better.
3) again, again (in an affirmative sentence) I am surprised you come here any more. “I'm surprised you came again.
4) in general; at all; absolutely, completely It did not influence him any. “It didn’t affect him in the least. Syn: quite, entirely
in interrogative and conditional sentences of some kind - did you meet * difficulties? have you had any difficulties? - do you know * actors personally? do you know any of the actors? - he knows English if * man does if anyone knows English, it’s him; he knows English like no one else in interrogative and conditional sentences in any way, any amount - have you * milk do you have milk in negative sentences none, none - he cannot see * difference between these two statements he does not see any there is no difference between these two statements in negative sentences - he hasn "t * money he has no money at all in affirmative sentences anyone, anyone - ask * person you meet ask anyone you meet - * plan would be better than no plan any plan would be better than no plan - * help will be valuable any help would be valuable - in * case anyway in affirmative sentences of any kind - in his book we miss * attempt to explain in his book we don't even see an attempt give an explanation in interrogative and conditional sentences some; more - will you have * more tea? want more tea? - is that * better? is that better ?, isn't that better? - * longer more (not) - h e does not live there * longer he no longer lives there - if you stay here * longer ... if you stay here for a little longer ... in negative sentences not at all, not at all - I am not * better better - he is not * the worse for it he did not suffer from it at all - it has not become * less true it has not become any less correct - they have not behaved * too well they did not behave too well - it "s not been * too easy making conversation to have a conversation was far from easy in affirmative sentences yet; again - I am surprised you come here * more I'm generally surprised that you came here again (Americanism) (colloquial) in general, at all, at all - it did not influence him * this did not affect him at all - I haven "t fished * for ten years already ten years since I have not gone fishing - did you sleep *? did you sleep a little?\u003e * old ... (slang) whatever I have to; the first one that comes along, the first one that comes up\u003e * old excuse the first excuse that came to mind\u003e * old car the first car that comes along\u003e * old how in any way, as necessary\u003e we "ll do it * old how we will do it in any way in interrogative and conditional sentences somebody; anything - have you * of these? do you have any of this? - if * think so they are mistaken if anyone thinks so, they are mistaken in negative sentences nobody; nothing - I don "t like * of these actors I don’t like any of these artists in affirmative sentences anyone, anyone - he is free to choose * of these books he can choose any of these books in affirmative sentences anyone, one - it is ridiculous to suppose there are * who would run risks it is ridiculous to assume that there is anyone who would take risks in combinations - if * if there is, then ... - there are few English books, if * , in that library if there are English books in this library, then there are very few of them; in this library there are almost no English books - I have little time, if * I have almost no time\u003e to get * (Americanism) (slang) to sleep with woman\u003e getting *? how are you doing with the women?
any in general; at all; at all; it did not matter any it did not matter ~ pron indef. any, any (in the approved sentence); you can get it in any shop you can get it in any shop; in any case anyway; at any time at any time ~ not at all; any (with comparison. Art.); they are not any the worse for it
~ pron indef. any, any (in the approved sentence); you can get it in any shop you can get it in any shop; in any case anyway; at any time anytime time: at any ~ anytime
~ pron indef. any, some (in the question of the sentence); none (in neg. sentence); can you find any excuse? can you find (smb.) an excuse, an excuse ?; have you any money? do you have money?
~ pron indef. any, some (in the question of the sentence); none (in neg. sentence); can you find any excuse? can you find (smb.) an excuse, an excuse ?; have you any money? do you have money?
he had little money if ~ if he had money, then very little, he had almost no money
I did not find ~ mistakes
~ pron indef. any, any (in the approved sentence); you can get it in any shop you can get it in any shop; in any case anyway; at any time at any time case: in ~ in case; just in case just in case; in any case anyway; in that case
any in general; at all; at all; it did not matter any
~ not at all; any (with comparison. Art.); they are not any the worse for it
~ pron indef. anyone, any (in the affirmative sentence); you can get it in any shop you can get it in any shop; in any case anyway; at any time anytime
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Webster "s New International English Dictionary - ANY - / en "ee /, adj. 1. one, a, an, or some; one or more without specification or identification: If you have any ...
Random House Webster "s Unabridged English Dictionary - ANY - I. ˈe-nē adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Old English ǣnig; akin to Old High German einag any, Old English ān ...
Merriam-Webster "s Collegiate English vocabulary - ANY - adv to any extent; in any degree; at all. 2. any (· adj & · pron) one indifferently, out of an indefinite ...
Webster English vocab - ANY - adj (bef. 12c) 1: one ...
Merriam-Webster English vocab - ANY - / ˈeni; NAmE / determiner, pronoun, adverb ■ determiner 1. used with uncountable or plural nouns in negative ...
Oxford Advanced Learner "s English Dictionary - ANY - I. an ‧ y 1 S1 W1 / ˈeni / BrE AmE determiner, pronoun 1. ...
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English - ANY - adj., Pron., & Adv. --adj. 1 (with interrog., Neg., Or conditional expressed or implied) a one, no matter which, of ...
English basic colloquial dictionary - ANY - adj., Pron., & Adv. adj. 1 (with interrog., Neg., Or conditional expressed or implied) a one, no matter which, of ...
Concise Oxford English Dictionary - ANY - adj., Pron., & Adv. --adj. 1. (with interrog., Neg., Or conditional expressed or implied) a one, no matter which, of ...
Oxford English vocab - ANY - Frequency: The word is one of the 700 most common words in English. 1. You use any in statements with ...
Collins COBUILD Advanced Learner "s English Dictionary - ANY - Frequency: The word is one of the 700 most common words in English. 1. You use ~ in statements with ...
Collins COBUILD - Explanatory Dictionary of English for Language Learners - ANY
Longman DOCE5 Extras English vocabulary - ANY - (AT ALL) - at all or in the least Can "t you run any faster? This television doesn" t look any ...
Cambridge English vocab - ANY
Longman Activator English vocab - ANY - adj. 25B6; determiner is there any cake left? : SOME, a piece / part / bit of. it doesn "t make any difference: THE…
Concise Oxford Thesaurus English vocabulary - ANY - I adverb BAD: People go there when they are not able any more to look after themselves. GOOD:…
Longman Common Errors English vocabulary - ANY - any.ogg 1. ʹenı a 1. in interrogative and conditional sentences 1\u003e did you meet any difficulties? - were there ...
English-Russian-English Dictionary of General Vocabulary - Collection of the best dictionaries - ANY - 1. ʹenı a 1. in interrogative and conditional sentences 1\u003e did you meet any difficulties? - did ...
Large new English-Russian dictionary - ANY - 1st place. ; undefined 1) any (in interrogative and conditional sentences) Did you meet any difficulties? - Collided ...
English-Russian Dictionary of General Vocabulary - ANY - 1st place; undefined 1) any (in interrogative and conditional sentences) Did you meet any difficulties? - Have you faced any difficulties? 2) ...
English-Russian Dictionary of General Vocabulary - ANY - 1._indef. 1\u003e any, some (in the question of the sentence); none (in neg. sentence); can you find any excuse? - Could you …
Muller's English-Russian Dictionary - 24th edition - ANY - 1. indef. 1. any, some (in the question of the sentence); none (in neg. sentence); can you find any excuse? - Could you …
Muller's English-Russian Dictionary - bed edition - ANY - 1._pron. _indef. 1\u003e any, some (in the question of the sentence); none (in _neg. sentence); can you find any excuse? Could you …
Muller's English-Russian Dictionary - ANY - adv infml esp AmE You can "t improve it any - It is unlikely that anything can be improved here It didn" t help them any - ...
New English-Russian Dictionary of Modern Colloquial Vocabulary - Glazunov - ANY - adv infml esp AmE You can "t improve it any - It is unlikely that anything can be improved here It didn" t help them ...
New English-Russian Dictionary of Modern Colloquial Vocabulary - ANY - any adv infml esp AmE You can "t improve it any There is hardly anything that can be improved here It didn" t help them ...
English-Russian New Dictionary of Contemporary Informal English - ANY - 1st place; undefined 1) any (in interrogative and conditional sentences) Did you meet any difficulties? ≈ Have you encountered ...
New Comprehensive English-Russian Dictionary - ANY - ^ Indefinite quantifiers 1) The pronoun any is used before countable plural nouns and uncountable nouns, if it indicates a certain number, ...
English-Russian grammar dictionary - ANY - Airport Name: Anthony Municipal Airport Airport Location: Anthony, Kansas, United States IATA Code: ANY ICAO Code:…
Airport Code English Dictionary - ANY alquel, quelcunc; (- kind of) alqual, qualcunc. Often omitted: HAVE YOU ANY MATCHES: esque vu have inflammettes? I WILL NOT ...
English interlingue dictionary - ANY - bisan unsa; bisan unsang
English-Visayan vocabulary - ANY - I. adjective see: one Date: before 12th century one or some indiscriminately of whatever kind :, one or another taken at ...
Explanatory Dictionary of English - Merriam Webster - ANY
Webster English Dictionary - ANY - (a. & Pron.) Some, of whatever kind, quantity, or number; as, are there any witnesses present? are there any other ...
Webster English Dictionary - ANY - (a. & Pron.) One indifferently, out of an indefinite number; one indefinitely, whosoever or whatsoever it may be.
Webster English Dictionary - ANY - (adv.) To any extent; in any degree; at all.
- ANY - (a. & Pron.) Some, of whatever kind, quantity, or number; as, are there any witnesses present? are there ...
Webster "s Revised Unabridged English Dictionary
ANY
any (ˊenɪ)
1. pron indef.
1) some, some ( in question offer ); no ( in neg. offer ); "
can you find any excuse? can you find some excuse, justification ?;
have you any money? do you have money ?;
I did not find any mistakes
2) any, any ( in approved offer );
you can get it in any shop
in any case in any case;
at any time at any time
he had little money if any
2.adv
1) niskolko ( in denial); a little something ( at cf. Art. );
they are not any the worse for it
2) in general; at all; totally;
it did not matter any Amer. it didn't matter
any
ANY
translation from English into Russian in other dictionaries
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any
1. (ʹEnı) a
1.
1) any
did you meet ~ difficulties? - did you have any difficulties?
do you know ~ actors personally? - do you know any of the actors?
he knows English if ~ man does - if anyone knows English, it’s him; he knows English like no one else
2) any, any amount
have you ~ milk (sugar)? - do you have milk (sugar)?
2. in negative sentences
1) none, none
he cannot see ~ difference between these two statements - he does not see any difference between these two statements
2) not at all
he hasn "t ~ money - he has no money at all
3.
1) any, any
ask ~ person you meet - ask anyone who you meet
~ plan would be better than no plan - any plan would be better than no plan
~ help will be valuable - any help will be valuable
in ~ case - in any case
2) whatever
in his book we miss ~ attempt to explain - in his book we don't even see an attempt to explain
2. (ʹEnı) adv1. in interrogative and conditional sentences anyway; still
will you have ~ more tea? - would you like some more tea?
is that ~ better? - is that better?, isn't that better ?!
~ longer - more (not)
he does not live there ~ longer - he no longer lives there
if you stay here ~ longer ... - if you stay here any longer ...
2. in negative sentences not at all, not at all
I am not ~ better - I am not at all better
he is not ~ the worse for it - he did not suffer from this at all
it has not become ~ less true - this is by no means less correct
they have not behaved ~ too well - they did not behave too well
it "s not been ~ too easy making conversation - it was far away / not at all / easy making conversation
3. in affirmative sentences still; again
I am surprised you come here ~ more - I am generally surprised that you came here again
4. amer. colloquialin general, at all, at all
it did not influence him ~ - it did not affect him at all
I haven "t fished ~ for ten years - it has been ten years since I have been fishing
did you sleep ~? - did you get any sleep?
♢ ~ old ... - sl.whatever you have to; first comer, first comer
~ old excuse - the first excuse that came to mind
~ old car (house) - the first car (house) that comes across
~ old how - any way you like
we "ll do it ~ old how - we will do it in any way
3. (ʹEnı) indef pron1. in interrogative and conditional sentences anybody; anything
have you ~ of these? - do you have any of this?
if ~ think so they are mistaken - if someone thinks / if there are people who think / so, they are mistaken
2. in negative sentences no one; nothing
I don "t like ~ of these actors - I don't like any of these artists
3. in affirmative sentences
1) any, any
he is free to choose ~ of these books - he can choose any of these books
2) whoever it is, (at least) one
it is ridiculous to suppose there are ~ who would run risks
4. in combinations:
if ~ - if there is, then ...
there are few English books, if ~, in that library - if there are English books in this library, then there are very few of them; there are almost no English books in this library
I have little time, if ~ - I have almost no time
♢ to get ~ - amer. sl.sleep with a woman
getting ~? - How are you doing with the women?
translation of words containing
ANY,
from English into Russian in other dictionaries (first 3 words)
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any more
(͵enıʹmɔ :)
I don "t want ~ - I don’t want anymore
let "s not have ~ fighting - let's not fight anymore
3. now; already
I don "t smoke ~ - I already / now / do not smoke, I quit smoking
4. in comparisons like; not more than
you can "t go without warm clothing here ~ than in your own country - here, like in your homeland, you cannot do without warm clothing
I don "t like it ~ than you do - I like it no more than you
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any one
(ʹEnıwʌn)
1. whoever it is; anyone)
~ of them - any / each / of them
this cannot be done by ~ man - no one can do it alone
2. \u003d anybody I andII
3. smth. separately taken
more crime in New York than in ~ city in the world - there are more crimes in New York than in any other city in the world
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anybody
1. (ʹEnıbɒdı) n
1) important person
everybody who is ~ will be there - there will be everyone who has at least some noticeable position / all prominent people /
you must work hard if you wish to be ~ - you need to work hard if you want to break out into people
was she ~ before her marriage? - what was she like before marriage?
2) neglectedinsignificant, inconspicuous person
two or three anybodies - two or three people
he isn "t just ~ - he is not just the first comer
2. (ʹEnı͵bɒdı) indef pron1. in interrogative and conditional sentences anybody
is there ~ here? - is anybody here?
if ~ thinks this question is not settled, let him speak up - if someone thinks that this question is not settled, let him speak up
2. in negative sentences no one
he hasn "t seen ~ there - he did not see anyone there
you needn "t disturb ~ - you don't need to disturb anyone
3. in affirmative sentences
1) any, any
~ else - someone else, someone else
~ can do it - anyone / anyone /
~ but he can say this - someone who would say, but not he
he is more to be pitied than ~ - he should be pitied more than anyone else; he is most worthy of pity
he speaks better than ~ - he speaks better than anyone
2) whoever
there was hardly ~ there - hardly anyone was there
he spoke to her as gently as he had ever spoken to ~ in his life - he spoke to her as gently as he never spoke to anyone
English-Russian dictionary V.K. Müller
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anybody
anybody (ˊenɪˏbɒdɪ)
1. pron indef.
1) someone ( in question offer ); no one ( in neg. offer );
I haven "t seen anybody
2) any ( in approved offer );
anybody will do everyone on the shoulder
2.n unset. important, significant person;
is he anybody? is he any important person? ◊ anybody "s guess may be so, who knows
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anyhow
anyhow (ˊenɪhaυ) adv
1) whatever the image; anyway ( in approved offer ); nikak ( in neg. offer );
I could not get in anyhow
2) somehow; koe-kak;
to do one "s work anyhow
3) in any case; whatever it is;
you won "t be late anyhow in any case, you won’t be late" ◊ to feel anyhow to feel upset, sick
ANY
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any (ˊenɪ)
1. pron indef.
1) some, some ( in question offer ); no ( in neg. offer ); "
can you find any excuse? can you find some excuse, justification ?;
have you any money? do you have money ?;
I did not find any mistakes
2) any, any ( in approved offer );
you can get it in any shop
in any case in any case;
at any time at any time
he had little money if any
2.adv
1) niskolko ( in denial); a little something ( at cf. Art. );
they are not any the worse for it
2) in general; at all; totally;
it did not matter any Amer. it didn't matter
Transfer:
1. (ʹEnı) a
1.
1) any
did you meet ~ difficulties? - did you have any difficulties?
do you know ~ actors personally? - do you know any of the actors?
he knows English if ~ man does - if anyone knows English, it’s him; he knows English like no one else
2) any, any amount
have you ~ milk (sugar)? - do you have milk (sugar)?
2. in negative sentences
1) none, none
he cannot see ~ difference between these two statements - he does not see any difference between these two statements
2) not at all
he hasn "t ~ money - he has no money at all
3.
1) any, any
ask ~ person you meet - ask anyone who you meet
~ plan would be better than no plan - any plan would be better than no plan
~ help will be valuable - any help will be valuable
in ~ case - in any case
2) whatever
in his book we miss ~ attempt to explain - in his book we don't even see an attempt to explain
2. (ʹEnı) adv1. in interrogative and conditional sentences anyway; still
will you have ~ more tea? - would you like some more tea?
is that ~ better? - is that better?, isn't that better ?!
~ longer - more (not)
he does not live there ~ longer - he no longer lives there
if you stay here ~ longer ... - if you stay here any longer ...
2. in negative sentences not at all, not at all
I am not ~ better - I am not at all better
he is not ~ the worse for it - he did not suffer from this at all
it has not become ~ less true - this is by no means less correct
they have not behaved ~ too well - they did not behave too well
it "s not been ~ too easy making conversation - it was far away / not at all / easy making conversation
3. in affirmative sentences still; again
I am surprised you come here ~ more - I am generally surprised that you came here again
4. amer. colloquialin general, at all, at all
it did not influence him ~ - it did not affect him at all
I haven "t fished ~ for ten years - it has been ten years since I have been fishing
did you sleep ~? - did you get any sleep?
♢ ~ old ... - sl.whatever you have to; first comer, first comer
~ old excuse - the first excuse that came to mind
~ old car (house) - the first car (house) that comes across
~ old how - any way you like
we "ll do it ~ old how - we will do it in any way
3. (ʹEnı) indef pron1. in interrogative and conditional sentences anybody; anything
have you ~ of these? - do you have any of this?
if ~ think so they are mistaken - if someone thinks / if there are people who think / so, they are mistaken
2. in negative sentences no one; nothing
I don "t like ~ of these actors - I don't like any of these artists
3. in affirmative sentences
1) any, any
he is free to choose ~ of these books - he can choose any of these books
2) whoever it is, (at least) one
it is ridiculous to suppose there are ~ who would run risks
4. in combinations:
if ~ - if there is, then ...
there are few English books, if ~, in that library - if there are English books in this library, then there are very few of them; there are almost no English books in this library
I have little time, if ~ - I have almost no time
♢ to get ~ - amer. sl.sleep with a woman
getting ~? - How are you doing with the women?
Translation of words containing ANY, from English to Russian
New Comprehensive English-Russian Dictionary under the general guidance of Acad. Yu.D. Apresyan
any more
Transfer:(͵enıʹmɔ :)
I don "t want ~ - I don’t want anymore
let "s not have ~ fighting - let's not fight anymore
3. now; already
I don "t smoke ~ - I already / now / do not smoke, I quit smoking
4. in comparisons like; not more than
you can "t go without warm clothing here ~ than in your own country - here, like in your homeland, you cannot do without warm clothing
I don "t like it ~ than you do - I like it no more than you
any one
Transfer:(ʹEnıwʌn)
1. whoever it is; anyone)
~ of them - any / each / of them
this cannot be done by ~ man - no one can do it alone
2. \u003d anybody I andII
3. smth. separately taken
more crime in New York than in ~ city in the world - there are more crimes in New York than in any other city in the world
anybody
Transfer:1. (ʹEnıbɒdı) n
1) important person
everybody who is ~ will be there - there will be everyone who has at least some noticeable position / all prominent people /
you must work hard if you wish to be ~ - you need to work hard if you want to break out into people
was she ~ before her marriage? - what was she like before marriage?
2) neglectedinsignificant, inconspicuous person
two or three anybodies - two or three people
he isn "t just ~ - he is not just the first comer
2. (ʹEnı͵bɒdı) indef pron1. in interrogative and conditional sentences anybody
is there ~ here? - is anybody here?
if ~ thinks this question is not settled, let him speak up - if someone thinks that this question is not settled, let him speak up
2. in negative sentences no one
he hasn "t seen ~ there - he did not see anyone there
you needn "t disturb ~ - you don't need to disturb anyone
3. in affirmative sentences
1) any, any
~ else - someone else, someone else
~ can do it - anyone / anyone /
~ but he can say this - someone who would say, but not he
he is more to be pitied than ~ - he should be pitied more than anyone else; he is most worthy of pity
he speaks better than ~ - he speaks better than anyone
2) whoever
there was hardly ~ there - hardly anyone was there
he spoke to her as gently as he had ever spoken to ~ in his life - he spoke to her as gently as he never spoke to anyone
anyhow
Transfer:(ʹEnıhaʋ) adv
1. by all means; in any case, anyway; howbeit
~ you must admit I was right - and yet you must admit that I was right
I shall go ~ whether it rains or not - I will still go (regardless of whether) it will rain or not
you won "t be late ~ - in any case you will have time
2. somehow, any way, one way or another
we could not get into the building ~ - there was no way we could get into this building
3.1) haphazardly, haphazardly, carelessly
the work was done ~ - the work was done extremely carelessly
2) bad, it doesn't matter
to feel ~ - to feel unimportant
things are all ~ - things are so so
anymore
Transfer:(͵enıʹmɔ :) adv amer. colloquial
with negation no more; no longer
he didn "t know ~ whether he was glad or sorry - he himself did not understand whether he was glad or upset
nobody wears such hairdos ~ - no one else wears such hairstyles
anyone
Transfer:(ʹEnıwʌn) \u003d anybody I and II
can ~ go to this movie or is it just for adults? - is this film admitted / allowed / only for adults or for everyone?
if only I knew ~ to talk to - if only I knew someone with whom to talk
he doesn "t care for ~ - he doesn’t care about anyone
anything
Transfer:1. (ʹEnıθıŋ) indef pron
1. in interrogative and conditional sentences
1) anything
is there ~ you want? - do you need anything?
if you need ~ they will help you - if you need / need anything /, they will help you
if ~ should happen to him ... - if something happened to him ...
I "m going to the post. Anything I can do for you? - I go to the post office. Do you need anything?
2) colloquialany
do you see ~ of your friend? - do you ever see your friend?
if he is ~ of a gentleman he will apologize - if there is even a drop of decency in him, he will apologize
2. in negative sentences nothing; nothing; no one
he hasn "t taken ~ - he took nothing
he doesn "t do ~ at all - he does nothing at all
not that he knows ~ about it - he hardly knows anything about it; he probably doesn't know anything about it
I was cut a little in the fight, but it wasn "t ~ - they hurt me a little in the fight, but that's okay / but it's nothing /
he isn "t ~ in the local government - he is nobody / has any influence /
3. in affirmative sentences all; (anything
he will do ~ to help you - he will do everything to help you
I would give ~ to know - I would give everything in the world to find out (about this); I would give a lot to find out (about this)
he eats ~ - he eats everything
~ you say - whatever you want; whatever you want it will be
4. in combinations:
~ but - a) anything but ...
he is ~ but a scholar - he is anything but a scientist; b) far from, not at all
it is ~ but pleasant - this is by no means pleasant
he is ~ but mad - he is not crazy at all; ≅ he's on his mind
if ~ - for that matter; anyway, however, rather ... than
like ~ - strong, fast, with all his might
though he ran like ~, he missed the train - although he ran headlong, he missed the train
as ~ - extremely, terrible
he will be as peeved as ~ - he will be terribly annoyed
it "s as simple (easy) as ~ - it's very simple (easy)
not for ~ - no way
I wouldn "t do it for ~ - I would never do it
or ~ - colloquialor something like that; something like that
if he wants to speak to me or ~ I "ll be here all day - if he wants to talk to me or if he needs anything else, then I will be here all day
♢ ~ goes - everything will do
in this case ~ goes - in this case everything will pass / pass /; everything is allowed here
an ~ goes attitude / approach / - undemanding, illegible
not make / not think / ~ of smth. ignore smth.
2. (ʹEnıθıŋ) advany; in any way
is this article ~ like his? - is this article (at least) in any way similar to his article?
is her dress ~ like mine? - does her dress in any way resemble mine?
anyway
Transfer:(ʹEnıweı) adv
1. anyway; howbeit
I "ll go ~, no matter what you say - I will still go, no matter what you say
2.However, anyhow ( oftenjust ~)
don "t do the job just ~ - this work cannot be done somehow
he damped the tools in the box just ~ - he threw the tools into the box at random
Transfer:(ʹEnıweə) adv
1. anywhere; somewhere
have you seen him ~? - have you seen him anywhere?
it is too late to go ~ - now it's too late to go anywhere
2. in negative sentences nowhere; nowhere
I can "t find him ~ - I can't find him anywhere
we are not going ~ tonight - today we are not going anywhere
3. in combinations:
~ between ... and - something between ... and
~ between 40 and 60 students in a class - there are usually 40 to 60 students in the class
the foundation of the monument was ~ between 400 and 500 BC - the monument was founded somewhere between 400 and 500 BC. e.
~ from ... to ... - something in between, something in between
it costs ~ from five to seven dollars - it costs five to seven dollars
♢ ~ near - a) to some extent
she "s not ~ near as kind as he is - she is far / not at all / not as kind as he; b) close
this is not to say that we are ~ near to being able to ... - this does not mean that in the near future we will get the opportunity ...
the job is not ~ near done - the work is far from over
to get ~ - advance, advance, achieve success
you "ll never get ~ with that attitude - with this attitude you will not go far
English-Russian dictionary V.K. Müller
how to translate the word any and got the best answer
Answer from [guru]
1) any (in interrogative and conditional sentences; often not translated) Did you meet any difficulties? - Have you faced any difficulties? Have you got any children? - Do you have children? 2) any, any amount (in interrogative and conditional sentences; not translated) Have you any sugar? - Do you have sugar? 3) none, none (in negative sentences) He cannot find any book on the subject. - He cannot find a single book on this issue. 4) not at all (in negative sentences) He hasn \\ "t any money. - He has absolutely no money. 5) anyone, anyone (in an affirmative sentence) Ask any person you meet. - Ask anyone you meet. 6) Whatever Whatever (in the affirmative) We miss any attempt to explain - We don't see any attempt to explain it. Just remember to pick the best answer. Not necessarily mine! Good luck!
Answer from Divergent[guru]
Depends on the context. An ambiguous word. The main meaning is any, any, any.
Answer from ~ Stella is forever ~[newbie]
no any at all, no at all, at all, at all, any, no, at all, at all, any, any
Answer from Hh[newbie]
any, any) for example: any thing is needed!)
Answer from Zhenya Zubritskaya[newbie]
any- any, somehow, none, not one, not at all, any, any, whatever, whatever, not at all, not at all, again, yet, at all, in general. It depends on what offer. You need to be guided by the meaning. Good luck!!!
Answer from Maximus[guru]
there can also be "what (ay / oe / ue) -or, as well as none (ay / oe / ue) in various cases. In general, YES, NEXT TIME WRITE THE OFFER FULLY.
Answer from Arman Papikyan[active]
any
Answer from Polina Odinaeva[newbie]
no
Answer from Katya alkseeva[newbie]
depends on the context. in negative sentences, it can mean nothing or nothing. in some kind of interrogative. generally a polysemantic word.
Answer from 3 answers[guru]
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