Owt Meaning in English
word
aʊt
OWT
aʊt
OWT
释义
A slang word from Northern England meaning 'anything' or, sometimes, 'nothing'. Commonly used in casual, spoken English in that region.
用法与细微差别
Used mostly in Yorkshire and Northern England dialects in informal speech. 'Owt' can mean 'anything' (affirmative) or 'nothing' (negative), often in phrases like 'owt else' (anything else). Rare and unfamiliar outside Northern England. Not used in formal writing.
Spanish: nada (coloquial del norte de Inglaterra) - algo (coloquial del norte de Inglaterra)Portuguese (BR): nada (gíria do norte da Inglaterra) - algo (gíria do norte da Inglaterra)Portuguese (PT): nada (gíria do norte da Inglaterra) - algo (gíria do norte da Inglaterra)Chinese (Simplified): 什么都没有（英格兰北部俚语） - 有什么（英格兰北部俚语）Chinese (Traditional): 什麼都沒有（英格蘭北部俚語）- 有什麼（英格蘭北部俚語）Hindi: कुछ नहीं (इंग्लैंड उत्तरी बोली) - कुछ (इंग्लैंड उत्तरी बोली)Arabic: لا شيء (عامية شمال إنجلترا) - أي شيء (عامية شمال إنجلترا)Bengali: কিছু - কিছুই না (অবজ্ঞাসূচক)Russian: что-нибудь - ничего (разг.)Japanese: 何か - 何も（口語的、方言的）Vietnamese: gì đó - không gì (tiếng lóng, phương ngữ)Korean: 아무거나 - 아무것도 (북잉글랜드 방언)Turkish: herhangi bir şey - hiçbir şey (argo/diyalekt)Urdu: کچھ - کچھ بھی نہیں (علاقائی بول چال)Indonesian: gì đó - chẳng gì (tiếng lóng địa phương)
例句
Do you want owt to drink?
basic
She didn't say owt about it.
basic
Is there owt I can help you with?
basic
Let me know if you need owt else.
natural
I've not had owt to eat all day.
natural
He never buys owt expensive.
natural