nay

/ney/US // neɪ //UK // (neɪ) //

不,不同意,拒绝

Definitions

adv.副词 adverb

1
- : and not only so but; not only that but also; indeed: many good, nay, noble qualities.
- : Archaic. no.

n.名词 noun

nounno

Synonyms

Antonyms

The first two questions will have them arguing yay or nay, while the third yields claims of two, one and even zero.
While we can’t tell you yet what our plans are for 2021, we can say — nay, project — that there are a lot of fun and big things coming for Equity.
Whatever time you think you need for getting and evaluating sufficient research, double — nay, triple — it.
Today, Bitcoin finally crossed—nay, smashed—the psychological mark of $20,000, and is now trading around $20,600.
There’s also a backup window set for December 20 ranging across similar hours, the company says, and others in the following weeks, in case it needs to be rescheduled for nay reason.
We are training not isolated men but a living group of men—nay, a group within a group.
The food that has crossed the lips of almost every person familiar with crowdfunding—nay, the Internet—is potato salad.
The vote in the Senate was 81-18, with 27 Republicans voting aye and 18 nay.
Of course, the Democratic majority holds the votes to confirm Hagel even if Republicans unanimously vote "nay."
But Pletka defies logic from the get-go: "First, the nay-sayers, because denying the charge is actually easier than leveling it."
Perhaps their course is wiser than that which hot impatience would prompt—, I believe it is.

/ney/US // neɪ //UK // (neɪ) //

不,不同意,拒绝

adv.副词 adverb

1
- : and not only so but; not only that but also; indeed: many good, nay, noble qualities.
- : Archaic. no.

n.名词 noun

nounno

Synonyms

Antonyms

The first two questions will have them arguing yay or nay, while the third yields claims of two, one and even zero.
While we can’t tell you yet what our plans are for 2021, we can say — nay, project — that there are a lot of fun and big things coming for Equity.
Whatever time you think you need for getting and evaluating sufficient research, double — nay, triple — it.
Today, Bitcoin finally crossed—nay, smashed—the psychological mark of $20,000, and is now trading around $20,600.
There’s also a backup window set for December 20 ranging across similar hours, the company says, and others in the following weeks, in case it needs to be rescheduled for nay reason.
We are training not isolated men but a living group of men—nay, a group within a group.
The food that has crossed the lips of almost every person familiar with crowdfunding—nay, the Internet—is potato salad.
The vote in the Senate was 81-18, with 27 Republicans voting aye and 18 nay.
Of course, the Democratic majority holds the votes to confirm Hagel even if Republicans unanimously vote "nay."
But Pletka defies logic from the get-go: "First, the nay-sayers, because denying the charge is actually easier than leveling it."
Perhaps their course is wiser than that which hot impatience would prompt—, I believe it is.