“得”“无”本是两个词,却常常一起连用。有的结合得较松,有的结合得较紧;有时用在反问句中,有时用在询问句中。下举三例:(一)“然则北通巫峡,南极潇湘,迁客骚人,多会于此,览物之情,得无异乎?”(《岳阳楼记》)“得无”用在表示肯定语气的反问句中,“得”“无”结合得不甚紧密,可以按它们本来的意思释译。“得”:能愿动词。《古汉语常用字字典》 “Yes” “No” is the two words, but often used together. Some loosely combined, some tightly combined; sometimes used in rhetorical questions, and sometimes used in interrogative sentences. The following three cases: (a) “However, the Wu Tong Gorge, the Antarctic Xiaoxiang, relocate off, more in this, the feelings of objects, was no different” (“Yueyang Tower”) “no” is used in that In affirmative rhetorical questions, “yes” and “no” are not closely integrated, and can be interpreted according to their original meaning. “De”: willing to verb. “Ancient Chinese Dictionary Dictionary”