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Definition of nohow in English: nohowadverb ˈnəʊhaʊˈnoʊˌhaʊ 1US Used, especially in uneducated speech, to emphasize a negative. 〈主美〉 尤用于未受教育者的话语中绝无，一点也不，丝毫没有 they never executes nobody nohow 他们绝不会处死任何人。 Example sentencesExamples - ‘I know what you're thinking about,’ said Tweedledum, ‘but it isn't so, nohow.’
- As Grandpa Bob taught me, ‘Don't take life so serious, it ain't nohow permanent.’
- I said I didn't want to replace Jack, but they said Jack was not coming back nohow, so I said okay.
- They live in, and come close to dying in, an industrialised society, and it ain't done them no good nohow.
- Being called a bitch and hearing that your chosen field is stupid cannot be construed as comical, nohow, no way.
2archaic Not attractive, well, or in good order. 〈古〉无魅力地；不舒服地；混乱地
Definition of nohow in US English: nohowadverbˈnoʊˌhaʊˈnōˌhou 1US Used, especially in jocular or dialectal speech, to emphasize a negative. 〈主美〉 尤用于未受教育者的话语中绝无，一点也不，丝毫没有 the records simply don't exist—never, nowhere, and nohow Example sentencesExamples - ‘I know what you're thinking about,’ said Tweedledum, ‘but it isn't so, nohow.’
- I said I didn't want to replace Jack, but they said Jack was not coming back nohow, so I said okay.
- They live in, and come close to dying in, an industrialised society, and it ain't done them no good nohow.
- As Grandpa Bob taught me, ‘Don't take life so serious, it ain't nohow permanent.’
- Being called a bitch and hearing that your chosen field is stupid cannot be construed as comical, nohow, no way.
2archaic Not attractive, well, or in good order. 〈古〉无魅力地；不舒服地；混乱地
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