Zilch Meaning in English
word
ˈzɪɫtʃ
ZILCH
zˈɪltʃ
ZILCH
释义
Zilch means nothing at all; it is used to talk about having zero of something.
用法与细微差别
Extremely informal and often used for humorous emphasis. Common after words like 'have', 'got', or 'mean', as in 'I have zilch'. Not used in formal writing.
Spanish: nadaPortuguese (BR): nadaPortuguese (PT): nadaChinese (Simplified): 一无所有 - 零Chinese (Traditional): 一無所有 - 零Hindi: कुछ नहींArabic: لا شيءBengali: কিছুই না - শূন্যRussian: ничего - ноль (разговорное)Japanese: ゼロ - 何もないVietnamese: không gì cả - con số khôngKorean: 아무것도 없음 - 빵점Turkish: hiçbir şey - sıfırUrdu: کچھ نہیں - صفرIndonesian: không gì cả - con số không
例句
After working all summer, I have zilch in my bank account.
basic
We tried many times but got zilch results.
basic
He expected a reward but got zilch.
basic
After all that effort, what did we achieve? Zilch.
natural
The chances of winning the lottery? Pretty much zilch.
natural
I know zilch about fixing cars, so don’t ask me.
natural