Definition of cannot in English:

cannot

contractionˈkanɒtkaˈnɒt

Can not.
不能
Example sentencesExamples
- The call is free from a landline, will not show up on an itemised bill and cannot be traced.
- I cannot imagine what it would have been like if she had had to travel all the way to Dundee.
- Anyone who would like to bid for one of the lots, but who cannot make it to the event can put in a sealed bid.
- What we have to recognise is that as a historic city we cannot build what we like where we like.
- This whole thing is tearing us apart because we cannot get to see our son every day.
- The workload in Bradford is so great that it cannot take on any new clients at present.
- Mesfin does not go to school and cannot be sure of clean water or of getting one square meal a day.
- Chemistry is one of those things that just cannot be planned for when casting a film.
- At present, if you draw a company pension you cannot go back to work for that company.
- Birds die of fright very easily, and cannot fly at night to get away from a noise source.
- If we cannot obtain democracy by normal behaviour we must obtain it by the back door.
- I cannot believe he has no thoughts of the club and supporters who gave him a good life.
- While that may certainly have been true a decade ago, it cannot be said to be the case now.
- You cannot sit there and let someone into your house and let them perpetrate a crime.
- It is now conceivable that there is a rift between them that cannot be easily healed.
- It is important to clarify that you cannot be sent to jail for not paying your licence fee.
- They cannot deny facts and the truth but of course they will never admit they are wrong.
- It will ensure that we are governed by people whom we do not elect and whom we cannot remove.
- Sport cannot resolve all our problems but it can at least reunite us a little bit more.
- The best spinner in the world cannot take wickets for you from the other side of the globe.

Usage

Both the one-word form cannot and the two-word form can not are acceptable, but cannot is more common (in the Oxford English Corpus, three times as common). The two-word form is better only in a construction in which not is part of a set phrase, such as ‘not only … but (also)’: Paul can not only sing well, he also paints brilliantly

Definition of cannot in US English:

cannot

contraction

Can not.
不能
Example sentencesExamples
- It is now conceivable that there is a rift between them that cannot be easily healed.
- This whole thing is tearing us apart because we cannot get to see our son every day.
- I cannot believe he has no thoughts of the club and supporters who gave him a good life.
- Sport cannot resolve all our problems but it can at least reunite us a little bit more.
- It is important to clarify that you cannot be sent to jail for not paying your licence fee.
- You cannot sit there and let someone into your house and let them perpetrate a crime.
- Chemistry is one of those things that just cannot be planned for when casting a film.
- Birds die of fright very easily, and cannot fly at night to get away from a noise source.
- Anyone who would like to bid for one of the lots, but who cannot make it to the event can put in a sealed bid.
- I cannot imagine what it would have been like if she had had to travel all the way to Dundee.
- It will ensure that we are governed by people whom we do not elect and whom we cannot remove.
- If we cannot obtain democracy by normal behaviour we must obtain it by the back door.
- They cannot deny facts and the truth but of course they will never admit they are wrong.
- The best spinner in the world cannot take wickets for you from the other side of the globe.
- Mesfin does not go to school and cannot be sure of clean water or of getting one square meal a day.
- The workload in Bradford is so great that it cannot take on any new clients at present.
- What we have to recognise is that as a historic city we cannot build what we like where we like.
- At present, if you draw a company pension you cannot go back to work for that company.
- The call is free from a landline, will not show up on an itemised bill and cannot be traced.
- While that may certainly have been true a decade ago, it cannot be said to be the case now.

单词	cannot
释义	Definition of cannot in English: cannot contractionˈkanɒtkaˈnɒt Can not. 不能 Example sentencesExamples The call is free from a landline, will not show up on an itemised bill and cannot be traced. I cannot imagine what it would have been like if she had had to travel all the way to Dundee. Anyone who would like to bid for one of the lots, but who cannot make it to the event can put in a sealed bid. What we have to recognise is that as a historic city we cannot build what we like where we like. This whole thing is tearing us apart because we cannot get to see our son every day. The workload in Bradford is so great that it cannot take on any new clients at present. Mesfin does not go to school and cannot be sure of clean water or of getting one square meal a day. Chemistry is one of those things that just cannot be planned for when casting a film. At present, if you draw a company pension you cannot go back to work for that company. Birds die of fright very easily, and cannot fly at night to get away from a noise source. If we cannot obtain democracy by normal behaviour we must obtain it by the back door. I cannot believe he has no thoughts of the club and supporters who gave him a good life. While that may certainly have been true a decade ago, it cannot be said to be the case now. You cannot sit there and let someone into your house and let them perpetrate a crime. It is now conceivable that there is a rift between them that cannot be easily healed. It is important to clarify that you cannot be sent to jail for not paying your licence fee. They cannot deny facts and the truth but of course they will never admit they are wrong. It will ensure that we are governed by people whom we do not elect and whom we cannot remove. Sport cannot resolve all our problems but it can at least reunite us a little bit more. The best spinner in the world cannot take wickets for you from the other side of the globe. Usage Both the one-word form cannot and the two-word form can not are acceptable, but cannot is more common (in the Oxford English Corpus, three times as common). The two-word form is better only in a construction in which not is part of a set phrase, such as ‘not only … but (also)’: Paul can not only sing well, he also paints brilliantly Definition of cannot in US English: cannot contraction Can not. 不能 Example sentencesExamples It is now conceivable that there is a rift between them that cannot be easily healed. This whole thing is tearing us apart because we cannot get to see our son every day. I cannot believe he has no thoughts of the club and supporters who gave him a good life. Sport cannot resolve all our problems but it can at least reunite us a little bit more. It is important to clarify that you cannot be sent to jail for not paying your licence fee. You cannot sit there and let someone into your house and let them perpetrate a crime. Chemistry is one of those things that just cannot be planned for when casting a film. Birds die of fright very easily, and cannot fly at night to get away from a noise source. Anyone who would like to bid for one of the lots, but who cannot make it to the event can put in a sealed bid. I cannot imagine what it would have been like if she had had to travel all the way to Dundee. It will ensure that we are governed by people whom we do not elect and whom we cannot remove. If we cannot obtain democracy by normal behaviour we must obtain it by the back door. They cannot deny facts and the truth but of course they will never admit they are wrong. The best spinner in the world cannot take wickets for you from the other side of the globe. Mesfin does not go to school and cannot be sure of clean water or of getting one square meal a day. The workload in Bradford is so great that it cannot take on any new clients at present. What we have to recognise is that as a historic city we cannot build what we like where we like. At present, if you draw a company pension you cannot go back to work for that company. The call is free from a landline, will not show up on an itemised bill and cannot be traced. While that may certainly have been true a decade ago, it cannot be said to be the case now. Usage Both the one-word form cannot and the two-word form can not are acceptable, but cannot is more common (in the Oxford English Corpus, three times as common). The two-word form is better only in a construction in which not is part of a set phrase, such as ‘not only … but (also)’: Paul can not only sing well, but he also paints brilliantly
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