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don't have; haven't; not; do not; have no

(adverb) 1. no; 2. nothing

having a beginning but not having an end

(adjective) finish a task/job incompletely

is 10% service charge included?

有無 (jau5 mou45)

有沒有; 有沒; 有~嗎?

is there (any); are there (any); was there (any); were there (any); will there be (any)

often used when asking questions, such as "yes or no?" or "really or not?"; 'is there?'; 'are there?'

bad or disagreeable (person)

incivism

若無其事

as if nothing had happened; couldn't care less; calm indifference

if a begger knew before hand what choices would lead up to him becoming a beggar, he wouldn't have made those choices in the first place

had one been able to forecast the outcome in advance they would not have done something the same way

forgetful; having a bad/poor/short memory

(adjective) to have a bad memory; forgetful; scatterbrained

not proper

"no such person" (on telephone)

to disappear or vanish; to have a habit of disappearing

nothing to wear; no clothes to wear; no shirt to wear | Std. Chin.: 沒有衣服穿; 沒衣穿 | Also written as '冇衫着'

rarely; seldom

not often; seldom

to be reckless in a fight; impulsive; not see things through to their end (lit., "has a front but no back")

when we say "有前冇後, 打死罷就" it describes peope doing something and just looking ahead, don't consider the result, finally to fail utterly

gutless; lacking bravery

coward; timid (spoken)

to come down from a fever

cannot do; no opportunity (to gain; to make some money) | Mand.: 沒活幹; 混不下去; 沒錢可賺

is it good or not ; is it all right [Var.] (contraction of) 好唔好 [華]: 好不好 , 好嗎

is it ok?; is it alright?; is it good or not? [colloquial]

no bloody use; bloody useless

useless

not taking sth seriously; sb who is irresponsible and unreliable, and doesn't finish what he/she has started; pay little attention

to refer somebody is lack of a sense of responsibility

(Lit. no hole, nothing broken) [Var.] 無穿無爛

everything is okay; still in good condition

still in one piece; everything is OK

with or without you; no matter what

impolite; rude

break-even

be practically certain; feel cocksure; have in the bag; be sure of success; a sure win

certainly can be eaten without anything sticking to the teeth

十拿九穩

a proverb to describe a feeling of high confidence or certainty that something (the result of decision(s) / event(s) / matter(s)) will turn out to be in line with the expectation