nobody
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++no·bod·y1 /ˈnəʊbədi $ ˈnoʊbɑːdi, -bədi/ ●●● S1 W2 pronoun 1 PERSON/PEOPLEno one 没有人，无人；谁也不 I knocked on the door but nobody answered. 我敲了敲门，但没人应门。5 ► Do not write this as ‘no body’. 不要写成 ‘no body’。2 like nobody’s business very much, very well, or very fast 非常多[好，快] We get along like nobody’s business. 我们相处得很好。 → be nobody’s fool at fool1(5)n GRAMMAR: Negatives• Don’t use another negative word such as ‘not’ or ‘nothing’ after nobody. You say: Nobody came.Nobody said anything. ✗Don’t say: Nobody didn’t come. | Nobody said nothing.• Don’t use ‘of’ after nobody. ✗Don’t say: nobody of them | nobody of his parents • You use none of when talking about a group of people: None of them saw him.• You use neither of when talking about two people: Neither of his parents went to the wedding.• Nobody is written as one word. ✗Don’t write: no body
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nobody• There's nobody home.nobody2 noun (plural nobodies) [countable] UNIMPORTANTsomeone who is not important and has no influence 无名小卒，小人物，无足轻重的人 I was a nothing and a nobody with everything to prove. 我一无所成，事事都有待证明。Examples from the Corpus
nobody• No one wanted to be a nobody, and no one wanted to go home.• Glazer went from being a nobody to being paid $2 million a year to play.• Since the Republicans ran a nobody, Kelly was sure he could have won after all.• He was a nobody in the Philadelphia court.• The bloke is the original no-hit nobody.• How patiently you tangle with wry triangles, clothing the family of nobodies who loiter in our dark.no·bod·y1 pronoun →n GRAMMAR1nobody2 nounLDOCE OnlineChineseSyllable
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nobody
no‧bod‧y1 S1 W2 /ˈnəʊbədi $ ˈnoʊbɑːdi, -bədi/ 
pronoun
1. no one:
I knocked on the door but nobody answered.
► Do not write this as ‘no body’.
2. like nobody’s business very much, very well, or very fast:
We get along like nobody’s business.
⇨ be nobody’s fool at fool1(5)
nobody2 noun (plural nobodies) [countable]
someone who is not important and has no influence:
I was a nothing and a nobody with everything to prove.
| I |
pronoun1. no one:
► Do not write this as ‘no body’.
2. like nobody’s business very much, very well, or very fast:
⇨ be nobody’s fool at fool1(5)
| II |
noun (plural nobodies) [countable]someone who is not important and has no influence: