English to Spanish Meaning of anyone - nadie

Anyone :
nadie

nadie, uno

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Definitions of anyone in English
Pronoun(1) any person or people.(2) a person of importance or authority.
Examples of anyone in English
(1) there wasn't anyone there(2) ÔÇÿI didn't know anyone there,ÔÇÖ she once admitted.(3) did she mention anyone in particular?(4) If anyone has this piece, or remembers it better than me, feel free to put me right on this one.(5) All of them looked like they never again wanted to see pain inflicted on anyone .(6) So hone your skills, get some samples and talk to anyone and everyone about what you can offer.(7) Suffice it to say that Waugh might have trouble getting anyone to print his story today.(8) I was afraid to tell anyone(9) anyone could do it(10) does anyone remember him?(11) It is a shame it has to come to that before anyone realises how dangerous this road is.(12) While she accepted she had to go, she said she had not deliberately misled anyone .(13) In her eleven years of life she has yet to be dominated by anyone or anything.(14) You should always ask for ID, and never let anyone into your home that you are not sure of.(15) did anyone see you?(16) Belfast are the strongest by far but, apart from them, anybody can beat anyone else.
Related Phrases of anyone
(1) any one ::
cualquiera
(2) anyone else ::
alguien mas
(3) anyone who ::
cualquier persona que
(4) anyone someone ::
cualquier persona
Synonyms
M
1. anyone ::
nadie
2. anybody ::
nadie
3. one ::
uno
Different Forms
anyone
Word Example from TV Shows
Anyone else see the flaw in this plan?

Anyone else see the flaw in this plan?

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 12

Did anyone call the circus?\NWhat the fuck is happening?

Did ANYONE call the circus?
What the fuck is happening?

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 8

and I'm as shocked as anyone?

and I'm as shocked as ANYONE?

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 15

Everything is so discouraging that\Nnobody expects anyone to try and break in.

Everything is so discouraging that
nobody expects ANYONE to try and break in.

Money Heist Season 3, Episode 2

Doesn't seem to be supporting anyone at the moment.

Doesn't seem to be supporting ANYONE at the moment.

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 9

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