anything
/ˈen·iˌθɪŋ/ pronounDefinition
› any event, act, or object whatever, or (esp. in negative statements or questions) something: Is there anything I can do to help? I didn’t know anything about computers till I started this job. I don’t want to say anything to upset her. infml It was a fantastic party – I wouldn’t have missed it for anything (= for any reason).
(Definition of anything pronoun from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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- anything but idiom
- anything like idiom
- not amount to anything, at not amount to much idiom
- someone would give anything to do something, at someone would give anything for something idiom
- nothing/not anything to speak of, at no something to speak of idiom
- someone would give anything for something idiom
- anything but idiom
- anything like idiom
- not amount to anything, at not amount to much idiom
- someone would give anything to do something, at someone would give anything for something idiom
- nothing/not anything to speak of, at no something to speak of idiom
- someone would give anything for something idiom
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