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not
adv.（副词）
In no way; to no degree. Used to express negation, denial, refusal, or prohibition:
不：没有办法；到不了某一个程度。用来表示否定、拒绝或禁止：
I will not go. You may not have any.
我不会去。你不可以拿

为避免意思模糊，在句中放置not 和其他否定词时必须小心： All elephants are not friendly 可被理解为“所有的大象都不友好”或“并不是所有的大象都友好”。 与此相似，句子Kim didn't sleep until noon 即可以被理解为“科姆中午去睡觉”或“科姆中午前起床”。 在正式写作中,not only…but also 结构应这样用： 每一个成分后都跟一个相同形式的结构。应把She not only bought a new car but a new lawnmower 写成 She bought not only a new car but a new lawnmower； 在第二个句子里，not only 和 but also 后都跟名词短语。 当第二部分只是强调第一部分时，在not only 结构里 also 通常省略：
She is not only smart but brilliant.
她不仅聪明过人而且才华横溢。
He not only wanted the diamond but wanted it desperately. See Usage Note at only
他不仅想要钻石，而且想要得要命

ad. 不，没，不是
副词 adv. （否定词）不（用以表示否定）（用于be,have,和情态助动词后，经常缩写为n't）
a word which makes a sentence mean the opposite(used to express negation)(after be,have,and auxil.v.;often contr to n't)
· He is not here.
他不在这里。
· Can you swim? No, I can't.
你会游泳吗？不，我不会。
· He likes bananas but I do not like them.
他喜欢香蕉，可是我不喜欢。
· He does not study Japanese.
他不学日语。
· "Has she been here?" "No, she hasn't."
“她来过吗？”“不，她没有来过。”
· You mustn't go out,you must stay here.
你不要出去，你必须留在这里。
· I shall not be able to do it.
我不能做这事。
· I won't go tomorrow.
我明天不去。

副词 adv. 用于分词、动名词、不定词、假设语气或句子的一部分前
before a participle, gerund,infinitive, subjunctive, or a part of sentence
· Not knowing, I can't say.
因为我不清楚，所以很难说。
· I asked him not to go.
我请他不要去。
· I got up early so as (in order) not to lose the train.
我起得很早，免得赶不上车。
· He did wrong in not speaking.
他不该不说话。

副词 adv. 用于加强语气的代词前
before an emphatic pron.
· He will never pay, not he!
他这个人是决不会付钱的。

副词 adv. 否定句、动词、短语的省略用法，不会
used elliptically for a negative sentence or verb or phrase
· Will it rain this afternoon? I hope not.
今天下午会下雨吗？我希望不会。
· I believe not.
我相信不是。
· Is he rich? --Not at all.
他富有吗？——一点也不。
· Is he ill? --I think not.
他病了吗？——我想不会吧。
· Of course not.
当然不会。

副词 adv. 用于保守的陈述
in understatements
· not a few
很多
· not seldom
经常
· not once or twice
很多次

副词 adv. 用于all,both等词表示部分否定
used to express negation, after all, both,every,etc.
· Not all the students go in for table tennis.
不是所有的学生都爱打乒乓球。
相关短语：

as likely as not as soon as not
not a not at all
not always not any more
not anyone not any other
not anything not anywhere
not bad not ... but
not for long not either
not even not ever
not in the least not only... but also
not so ... as ... not that
not to say not to speak
not to be thought of

not
1 used to make a word, statement, or question negative:
Most of the stores do not open until 10am.
She's not a very nice person.
You were wrong not to inform the police.
'Can we go to the park?' 'No, not today, dear.'
not at all/not ... at all (=used to emphasize what you are saying)
The changes were not at all surprising.
I do not like his attitude at all.
2 used in order to make a word or expression have the opposite meaning:
Edinburgh isn't far now.
The food is not very good there.
not a lot/much/many etc (=only a few, only a little etc)
Not much is known about the disease.
Not many people have read the report.
Most of the hotels are not that cheap (=they are fairly expensive).
3 used instead of a whole phrase, to mean the opposite of what has been mentioned before it:
No one knows if the story is true or not.
I hope to see you tomorrow, but if not, leave me a message.
'Is Mark still sick?' 'I hope not.'
4 not only in addition to being or doing something
not only ... (but) also ...
Shakespeare was not only a writer but also an actor.
not only do/will/can etc
Not only do the nurses want a pay increase, they want reduced hours as well.
5 not a/not one not any person or thing:
Not one of the students knew the answer.
There wasn't a cloud in the sky.
Not a single person said thank you.
6 not that ... used before a sentence or phrase to mean the opposite of what follows it, and to make the previous sentence seem less important:
Sarah has a new boyfriend - not that I care (=I do not care).
Janice had lost some weight, not that it mattered (=it did not matter).
7 not at all spoken especially British English used to be polite when someone has thanked you or asked you to do something:
'Would you mind helping me with my suitcase?' 'Not at all.'
8 not the sharpest tool in the box/shed also not the brightest crayon in the box, not the brightest bulb on the Christmas tree informal used to say that someone is not very intelligent or is not able to learn things quickly or easily - used humorously
9 -not! spoken used, especially by young people, to say that you really mean the opposite of what you have just said:
I really enjoy spending my day working here - not!
! Do not use another negative word (no, nothing, nobody, never etc) with not. Use any, anything, anybody, ever etc: I haven't got any (NOT haven't got no) money. | I didn't know anybody (NOT didn't know nobody). not half at half3 (5) ; not to say at say1