Definition
Definition of No. - Reverso English Dictionary
Abbreviation
abr: in number or to the number ofUK shows the total amount or count of somethingUK
- No. of students is 25.
- Please write your No. on the form.
- The No. of pages is listed below.
Origin of No.
Latin numero (number)
Terms with No. included in their meaning
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language
used in negative sentences to mean no person
linguistics
used in negative sentences to mean no person
question wording
used to refer to any person, no matter who
lack of light
having little or no light
deceased
no longer alive or living
no content
containing nothing
position
suspend from above with no support from below
small amount
no more than, just
sound
having little or no sound
casual wear
lightweight shirt with short sleeves and no collar
mathematics
the number representing no quantity
comfort
tells someone there is no serious problem or cause for concern
environment
location with little or no noise
reassurance
no problem or issue with what happened
reassurance no problem
reassure someone that there is no problem or issue
cessation
no longer
language
used in negative statements to indicate no place exists
no moisture
not still wet
objects
having no air or being deflated
complete
having no part missing or lacking
flat surface
flat, with no raised areas or bumps
identity
no person fits a particular description
absence
no single thing
absence
in no place or location
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- French:n°, ...
- German:Nr., ...
- Italian:n., ...
- Spanish:N.º, ...
- Portuguese:n.º, ...
- Chinese:数量, ...
- Japanese:人数, ...
- Arabic:رقم, ...
- Hebrew:מַס, ...
- Russian:№, ...
- Ukrainian:кількість, ...
- Hindi:संख्या, ...
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