一无 (yī mó) — not in the least, completely without (used before nouns to emphasize total absence)
Definition
一无 (yī mó) means 'completely without' — it always precedes a noun (e.g. 一无所知, 一无所有) and emphasizes total absence. It pairs naturally with 所 + verb nouns.
adverb
not in the leastcompletely without (used before nouns to emphasize total absence)
Examples
- 。Tā duì zhè jiàn shì yī mó suǒ zhī.He knows nothing at all about this matter.
- ，。Tā gāng lái zhè lǐ, yī mó suǒ yǒu.He just came here and has nothing at all.
- 一无，。Tā yī mó suǒ qiú, zhī xī wàng jiā rén píng ān.She wants nothing at all, only hoping for her family's safety.
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