nor

nor /nɔː $ nɔːr/ S2 W1 conjunction , adverb → gnaw

1 neither ... nor ... BOTHused when mentioning two things that are not true or do not happen 既不…也不…

He can neither read nor write (=he cannot read or write).

他既不会读也不会写。

Hilary was neither shocked nor surprised by the news.

希拉里对这个消息既没有感到震惊，也没有觉得意外。

Neither Matt nor Julie said anything.

马特和朱莉都没有说什么。

Examples from the Corpus

neither ... nor ...• It is neither an obsession nor a projection of his mind, although it certainly does compel him.• I am neither a bailiff nor a tax-collector.• The party and its leaders were defended neither by white nor blue-collar workers nor kolkhoz farmers.• It was an incredible year, one in which the Suns were neither lucky nor good.• In all that time he had neither moved nor shown any interest in the rescue attempt.• Once they had got over the first shock, neither Bridget nor Tracey seemed able to take her story entirely seriously.• I neither can, nor wish to, exclude the media from these proceedings.

2 formalAND/ALSO used after a negative statement in order to introduce another negative statement containing a similar kind of information 也不〔用于否定句之后，引导另一含相似意义的否定句〕

I don’t expect children to be rude, nor do I expect to be disobeyed.

我不希望孩子们没礼貌，也不希望他们不听我的话。

It was not my fault, nor his.

那不是我的错，也不是他的。

3 British EnglishBrEAND/ALSO used after a negative statement to say that the negative statement is also true for someone or something else 也不

‘I don’t want to go.’ ‘Nor do I.’

“我不想去。”“我也不想去。”

They couldn’t understand it at the time, and nor could we.

他们当时无法理解，我们也是。

→ neither3

Examples from the Corpus

nor• I am not, nor have I ever been, a Communist.• Worrall was not at the meeting, nor was he at work yesterday.

Origin nor

(1200-1300) nother “neither, nor” ((13-19 centuries))

单词	nor
释义	nor nor /nɔː $ nɔːr/ ●●● S2 W1 conjunction , adverb → gnaw 1 neither ... nor ... BOTHused when mentioning two things that are not true or do not happen 既不…也不… He can neither read nor write (=he cannot read or write). 他既不会读也不会写。 Hilary was neither shocked nor surprised by the news. 希拉里对这个消息既没有感到震惊，也没有觉得意外。 Neither Matt nor Julie said anything. 马特和朱莉都没有说什么。 Examples from the Corpus neither ... nor ...• It is neither an obsession nor a projection of his mind, although it certainly does compel him.• I am neither a bailiff nor a tax-collector.• The party and its leaders were defended neither by white nor blue-collar workers nor kolkhoz farmers.• It was an incredible year, one in which the Suns were neither lucky nor good.• In all that time he had neither moved nor shown any interest in the rescue attempt.• Once they had got over the first shock, neither Bridget nor Tracey seemed able to take her story entirely seriously.• I neither can, nor wish to, exclude the media from these proceedings. 2 formalAND/ALSO used after a negative statement in order to introduce another negative statement containing a similar kind of information 也不〔用于否定句之后，引导另一含相似意义的否定句〕 I don’t expect children to be rude, nor do I expect to be disobeyed. 我不希望孩子们没礼貌，也不希望他们不听我的话。 It was not my fault, nor his. 那不是我的错，也不是他的。 3 British EnglishBrEAND/ALSO used after a negative statement to say that the negative statement is also true for someone or something else 也不 ‘I don’t want to go.’ ‘Nor do I.’ “我不想去。”“我也不想去。” They couldn’t understand it at the time, and nor could we. 他们当时无法理解，我们也是。 → neither3 Examples from the Corpus nor• I am not, nor have I ever been, a Communist.• Worrall was not at the meeting, nor was he at work yesterday. Origin nor (1200-1300) nother “neither, nor” ((13-19 centuries))
随便看	put sth behind you put sth by put sth down to sth put sth first put sth forward put sth in cold storage put sth in motion put sth in the shade put sth into action put sth into effect put sth into practice put sth into reverse put sth into sth put sth off put sth on put sth on ice put sth on the back burner put sth on the map put sth on the slate put sth out of mind put sth out of misery put sth out of their misery put sth out of your mind put sth out to pasture put sth over