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neither /ˈniːðɚ/ /ˈnaɪðɚ/

Anh-Việt Anh-Anh

(định từ, đại từ)

không cái nào (trong hai cái); không người nào (trong hai người)

neither boy is to blame

không cháu nào là đáng khiển trách cả

neither answer is correct

không câu trả lời nào đúng cả

I saw neither Mr nor Mrs Smith at church

tôi không thấy ông mà cũng không thấy bà Smith ở nhà thờ

I chose neither of them

tôi không chọn cái nào trong các cái đó cả

Phó từ

cũng không

he doesn't like that book and neither do I

nó không thích cuốn sách đó và tôi cũng không

neither… nor

không… mà cũng không

the hotel is neither spacious nor comfortable

khách sạn không rộng mà cũng không đủ tiện nghi
adjective

not one or the other of two people or things

Neither answer is correct. [=both answers are wrong]

Which answer is correct? Neither one.

Neither sweater fits her.

pronoun

not the one and not the other of two people or things

Neither (of the two answers) is correct.

Which one do you want? Neither, thanks.

Neither of them dances well.

There are two flashlights, neither of which works. usage According to the rules of grammar, the pronoun neither is singular and requires a singular verb.

Neither is correct. However, in informal writing and speech, a plural verb is common when neither is followed by of.

Neither of the answers is/are correct.

Neither of them know/knows my friend.

conjunction

used with nor to indicate two or more people, things, actions, etc., about which something is not true

Neither my wife nor I can attend the party.

Neither wood nor plastic conducts heat like metal does.

I neither know nor care.

I'm neither happy nor sad.

She eats neither meat nor cheese. [=(more commonly) she does not eat meat or cheese]

When neither and nor are used to join two subjects, the verb should agree with the subject that is closer to it.

Neither my father nor I am going to the meeting.

also not - used after a negative statement

I don't believe his story. Neither do I. [=I also do not believe his story]

They didn't believe his story, and neither did I.

I did not believe his story, but neither did I believe hers.

me neither

xem either

neither here nor there

xem here