AI think that's French for no signal.

AIt means: "There's no title that contains this word"Take care.

AJe t'aime = I love youSweatpants gris = Grey pants (? not sure, sweatpants is not French, but gris is grey)Aucun maquillage = No makeupSi parfait = So perfect

A"court aucun dans les couloirs"First, that isn't the right translation in French."aucun" means "none" or 'nobody" which doesn't work in this case.Also, "court" is from the verb 'courir' ('run' in English) in the 3rd person (as in "il/elle court' - he/she is running)."court" can also mean "short" as in "he/she is short".In French, the negative imperative form must start with "Ne" and include "pas" after the verb.The right translation is "Ne courez pas dans les couloirs" which is in the imperative form, expressing a rule or an order meaning "Do not run in the hallways".

AJe ne veux pas rêver, aucun rêve ne peut/pourrait être aussi beau que tu es belle.The problem is that rêve is masculine and girl, obviously, feminine.

Aaucun de = no one among... aucun = noneaucun , e 1 adj a (négatif) no, not any aucun historien n'en a parlé no historian spoke of it il n'a aucune preuve he has no proof, he doesn't have any proof sans faire aucun bruit without making a noise ou any noise ils ne prennent aucun soin de leurs vêtements they don't take care of their clothes (at all) ils n'ont eu aucun mal à trouver le chemin they had no trouble finding the way, they found the way without any trouble b (interrogatif, positif) any il lit plus qu'aucun autre enfant he reads more than any other child croyez-vous qu'aucun auditeur aurait osé le contredire? do you think that any listener would have dared to contradict him? 2 pron a (négatif) none il n'aime aucun de ces films he doesn't like any of these films aucun de ses enfants ne lui ressemble none of his children are like him je ne pense pas qu'aucun d'entre nous puisse y aller I don't think any of us can go combien de réponses avez-vous eues? -- aucune how many answers did you get? -- not one ou none b (interrogatif, positif) any, any one il aime ses chiens plus qu'aucun de ses enfants he is fonder of his dogs than of any (one) of his children pensez-vous qu'aucun ait compris? do you think anyone ou anybody understood? c littér d'aucuns some d'aucuns aiment raconter que ... there are some who like to say that ...

ATo a certain extent, they are synonymous. BUT one step to solving your problem would be to realize that nul and nulle are not different words; they are, respectively, the masculine and feminine form of nul.I think it's fair to say that aucun is heard more often as a negation and / or pronoun than nul. But there is no shortage of occurrences of aucun in written French.So in terms of frequency in everyday speech, I'd give the nod to aucun. Hope this helps

APart of the reason is that the bit other than the 'ne' is not always the same part of speech - see below - where there are adverbs, pronouns and 'others'. I have seen 'plus jamais' and 'jamais plus' and presume they are quite interchangeable, a bit like the English:1. I never want to see him anymore2. I no longer ever want to see himnegative adverbs ne … plus — "not anymore, no longer" ne … jamais — "never" ne … nulle part — "nowhere" ne … guère — "not much, hardly" (literary) ne … point / aucunement / nullement — "not, not at all" (literary) negative pronouns ne … rien — "nothing" ne … personne — "nobody" others (determiner) ne … aucun — "no/not any" (also nul, literary) (restrictive particle) ne … que — "only"

AWhat OS?What version of perl?What module are you trying to install?Perl is CASE SENSITIVE!!!What happens if you just answer "yes"?