Hasn't Meaning in English
word · lemma: have
/ˈhæzənt/
HA-zuhnt
/ˈhæzənt/
HA-zuhnt
释义
"Hasn't" is the contraction of "has not" and is used in the negative form of the present perfect tense to show that something has not happened up till now.
用法与细微差别
It's informal and used in speech and writing. Always with third person singular subjects ('he', 'she', 'it', or singular nouns). Used to express actions or situations that did not happen until now. Don't use with plural subjects (use "haven't").
Spanish: no haPortuguese (BR): nãoPortuguese (PT): nãoChinese (Simplified): 还没有 (动作)Chinese (Traditional): 還沒有 (動作)Hindi: अभी तक नहीं (उसने)Arabic: لم (يقم بـ) حتى الآنBengali: করে নাই - হয় নিRussian: не (сделал/произошло)Japanese: していないVietnamese: chưa - không (đã)Korean: 않았다 - 하지 않았다Turkish: henüz ...-madı - ...-mediUrdu: نہیں کیا (اب تک)Indonesian: belum - tidak (telah)
例句
Hasn't she finished her homework yet?
basic
My dad hasn't called me today.
basic
It hasn't started raining yet.
basic
She hasn't been feeling well lately.
natural
The package hasn't arrived, so I'm getting a bit worried.
natural
He hasn't told anyone his secret.
natural