无
without; no; not; regardless; surname
Meanings
5 senses · 25 examplesverb
to not have; to be without; there is no
Used to indicate the absence or lack of something.
From nothing to something is a creative process.
He has nothing, but he is very happy.
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There is no one in this room.
We should help the proletariat.
If you have [this fault], correct it; if not, be more diligent.
adverb
not; without; no
Used to negate verbs or adjectives.
No need to worry, everything will get better.
He had nothing to say and could only nod in agreement.
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This matter is insignificant; there's no need to take it to heart.
Facing difficulties, he fears nothing and moves forward courageously.
She has taken care of her sick mother for many years without regret.
conjunction
no matter; regardless of; irrespective of
Used to introduce a condition that doesn't affect the outcome.
No matter how big or small the matter, it should be treated seriously.
No matter what difficulties we encounter, we must not give up.
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Regardless of gender or age, everyone can participate in this activity.
No matter which path you choose, I will support you.
Regardless of the weather, the sports meet will be held as scheduled.
adverb
must not; do not
archaicClassical usage, equivalent to '毋' (wú), indicating prohibition.
unexpected calamity
Better to lack than to have something shoddy
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Do not let it grow and spread
Do not forget [the hardships] in Ju (a historical allusion)
In ancient books, '无' often communicates '毋', indicating prohibition
noun
surname Wu
Refers to the surname Wu.
My teacher's surname is Wu, and he is a very knowledgeable person.
Mr. Wu is the general manager of our company.
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Do you know that doctor surnamed Wu?
The Wu family has lived in this area for hundreds of years.
In China, although there aren't many people with the surname Wu, they do exist.