中文意思

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UK//nɒt wɪð miː//US//nɑt wɪð mi//

Not with me 的意思

A phrase used to reject participation in an activity or agreement.

In simple words: A phrase indicating disagreement or refusal to participate.

Not with me 例句

  • Are you coming to the party? Not with me.
  • I think you should do it, but not with me.
  • If you want to go hiking, it's not with me this weekend.
  • When they suggested going out, I said, 'Not with me.'

如何使用 Not with me

Used to express that someone does not want to be involved in something. Common in casual conversations but can be appropriate in formal contexts.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Think of someone shrugging and saying 'not with me' when asked to join a task.

相关单词

Collocations with Not with me

  • not with me on this
  • not with me anymore
  • not with me at all

Synonyms for Not with me

Common mistakes with Not with me

  • Using 'not for me' instead of 'not with me'.
  • Confusing 'not with me' with 'not by me'.

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关于 Not with me 的常见问题

Not with me 是什么意思?

A phrase indicating disagreement or refusal to participate.

Not with me 的中文意思是什么?

A phrase indicating disagreement or refusal to participate.

Not with me 的定义是什么?

A phrase used to reject participation in an activity or agreement.

如何在句子中使用 Not with me

Are you coming to the party? Not with me.

能再举一个 Not with me 的例子吗?

I think you should do it, but not with me.

Not with me 的近义词有哪些?

常见的替代说法包括 not interested, not my choice, not involved。

哪些词和 Not with me 搭配?

它常与 not with me on this, not with me anymore, not with me at all 搭配。

使用 Not with me 时常见的错误有哪些?

Using 'not for me' instead of 'not with me'. Confusing 'not with me' with 'not by me'.

Not with me 怎么发音?

US: //nɑt wɪð mi//, UK: //nɒt wɪð miː//。点击上方音频,听母语者的发音。

什么时候该用 Not with me

Used to express that someone does not want to be involved in something. Common in casual conversations but can be appropriate in formal contexts.