Unique explanation (1). Not only that; No but. Book and Wine: "Dare to indulge in wine, not only afraid, but also at a loss." Song Fan Chengda's "Silkworm Going to the Field": "Not only mulberry cheap grain, but also ramie without vegetable worms." Chapter 12 of Feng Deying's Kucaihua: "Day after day, until now, the gossip about them in the village has gradually disappeared." (2). No. The reflection of Wei Zhi Wang Changchuan: "Tibetans also, Tibetans also, buried people also. Therefore, when San was killed in Jin, Wang Shu was ashamed of Zhou, not only because he was good at cutting himself and quarreling! " (3) Don't think about it. Book and Wine: "Only ashamed of wine, not selfish." Kong Chuan: "Don't worry." "Selected Poems of Wang Shen for Liang Shu": "Seeing the Ming and listening to it are not just fools." Shan Li quoted the word forest: "Only thinking."
Word decomposition
The explanation of "no" is not an adverb. Used in front of verbs, adjectives and other words to express negation or in front of nouns or nominal morphemes to form a descriptor: don't go. Not much. Illegal. I didn't expect that. Poor material (average talent, often used as modesty). Not published (without modification, indelible). No learning, no skill. Uninvited guest. Only the only explanation is only, only: only. Only. Only. Because of fear. Do as you are told. I am the only one. However, although the rain has stopped, the road is still muddy. Classical Chinese auxiliary words are often used at the beginning of a sentence: vivid. I just hope it's February. Thinking: To think (also called "thinking"). Only a degree (? Think about it.