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An exclamation or expression of alarm about a problem or error.
Definition source: English Wiktionary via Wiktextract
Examples
- Oh, no! The rug is on fire!
- Oh, no! Did I leave my keys in the car?
Meaning relationships
Synonyms: none provided
Antonyms: none provided
No etymology was provided for this word.
Across languages
Translations
33 source translations are retained for this English entry.
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Afrikaans:
ag nee
— exclamation of alarm
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Danish:
åh nej
— exclamation of alarm
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Danish:
åh, nej
— exclamation of alarm
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Dutch:
o nee
— exclamation of alarm
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Esperanto:
ve
— exclamation of alarm
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Esperanto:
ho ve
— exclamation of alarm
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Finnish:
voi ei
— exclamation of alarm
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French:
oh non
— exclamation of alarm
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German:
ach nein
— exclamation of alarm
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German:
oh nein
— exclamation of alarm
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Ancient Greek:
οὔ
(oú)
— exclamation of alarm
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Hebrew:
אוי לא
(oy lo)
— exclamation of alarm
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Japanese:
おっと
(otto)
— exclamation of alarm
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Korean:
이런
(ireon)
— exclamation of alarm
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Lithuanian:
o ne
— exclamation of alarm
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Malay:
alamak
— exclamation of alarm
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Norwegian:
åh, nei
— exclamation of alarm
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Polish:
no
— exclamation of alarm
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Polish:
o nie
— exclamation of alarm
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Portuguese:
bolas
— exclamation of alarm
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Portuguese:
oh não
— exclamation of alarm
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Portuguese:
ah não
— exclamation of alarm
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Russian:
о нет
— exclamation of alarm
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Scottish Gaelic:
obh obh
— exclamation of alarm
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Spanish:
uy no
— exclamation of alarm
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Spanish:
ay no
— exclamation of alarm
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Spanish:
ca
— exclamation of alarm
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Swahili:
jamani
— exclamation of alarm
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Swedish:
åh, nej
— exclamation of alarm
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Swedish:
ånej
— exclamation of alarm
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Swedish:
åh nej
— exclamation of alarm
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Tagalog:
naku
— exclamation of alarm
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Yiddish:
אוי וויי
(oy vey)
— exclamation of alarm
