nor

• conj. 也不；也不是
• adv. 也不；也没有
• n. (Nor)人名；(中)挪(广东话·威妥玛)；(马来、俄)诺尔；(柬)诺

缩写自neither.

nor

nor: [14] Nor began life in the Old English period as nother. This was a compound formed from the negative particle and an unrecorded *ōther, a word related to either which expressed the notion of ‘alternative’. In the Middle English period this was contracted to nor.
=> either

nor (conj.)

c. 1300, contraction of Middle English nauther (see neither). Influenced in form by or.

1. The report concludes that I acted neither fraudulently nor improperly.

报告最后认为我的行为既没有欺骗性也没有任何不妥。

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2. They can neither read nor write, nor can they comprehend such concepts.

他们不会读，不会写，也理解不了这样的概念。

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3. That, if you'll pardon my saying so, is neither here nor there.

恕我直言，那根本就不重要。

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4. I have received neither an acknowledgment nor a reply.

我未收到任何复函或答复。

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5. Consensus need not be weak, nor need it result in middle-of-the-road policies.

一致的意见不一定就没有影响力，也不一定就会导致走中间路线的政策。

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