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It also means nothing in English, though that's somewhat obscure from my perspective. (Looking it up, it sounds like English borrowed it from German a while bac
by jmull 2y ago
It also means nothing in English, though that's somewhat obscure from my perspective. (Looking it up, it sounds like English borrowed it from German a while back.)
In English I think it's most often used as a verb that means basically to cancel. Like, "We're running out of time, we should nix feature X."