Nix Meaning in English
word
/ˈnɪks/
NIKS
/nˈɪks/
NIKS
释义
To reject, cancel, or stop something, often before it happens. Usually used in informal spoken English.
用法与细微差别
'Nix' is slang and most common in American English. Used mainly in speech, rarely in writing. It can be used as a verb ('Let’s nix that idea') or as a noun in phrases ('That’s a nix from me'). Not as strong as 'ban,' but more decisive than 'skip.'
Spanish: cancelar - rechazar (informal)Portuguese (BR): cancelar - vetar (informal)Portuguese (PT): cancelar - vetar (informal)Chinese (Simplified): 取消 (口语) - 否决 (口语)Chinese (Traditional): 取消 (口語) - 否決 (口語)Hindi: रद्द करना (अमौपचारिक) - मना करना (अमौपचारिक)Arabic: إلغاء (عامية) - رفض (عامية)Bengali: বাতিল করা - খারিজ করাRussian: отменить - отклонить - аннулироватьJapanese: 中止する - やめるVietnamese: hủy bỏ - bác bỏKorean: 취소하다 - 없애다Turkish: iptal etmek - vazgeçmekUrdu: منسوخ کرنا - رد کرناIndonesian: membatalkan - menolak
例句
They decided to nix the movie plan.
basic
My boss nixed my suggestion.
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They nixed the idea quickly.
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We had to nix pizza night because everyone was busy.
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They wanted to go camping, but the bad weather nixed their plans.
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"Let’s nix the morning meeting and just email updates instead," she suggested.
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