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hiya doin'

A colloquial pronunciation and spelling of "How (are) you doing?" Used as a friendly and informal greeting. Primarily heard in US. A: "Hiya doin', Bob?" B: "Just swell, Frank. And you?" B: "Yep, can't complain!

How are you doing?

1. How are things? How's life? Hey, great to see you again! How are you doing?

2. Used to inquire into the state of someone's mental, emotional, or physical health. Miranda, I heard you were sick recently. How are you doing?

3. Used to inquire into the state of someone's progress, as with a project or workload. A: "Hey, Tom. How are you doing with that finance report?" B: "Nearly finished!"

How ya doin'?

informal How are things? How's life? (A colloquial shortening of "How are you doing?") Hey, great to see you again! How ya doin'?

nothing doing

Under no circumstances; I will not permit it; absolutely not. A: "Mom, can I borrow the car this Saturday?" B: "After the dent you left in it the last time? Nothing doing!"

See also: nothing

what's doing with (someone or something)

What is happening with someone or something? What is the news about someone or something? I always loved that actor when I was growing up. What's doing with him these days? So, what's doing with your company these days? Business still good?

What's doing?

What's happening? What's new? Used as an informal greeting. A: "Hey, Jake, what's doing with you?" B: "Not much, Mike. How you been?" What's doing, everyone? You all have a good weekend?

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

nothing doing

Certainly not, as in Can I borrow your down coat?-Nothing doing. This colloquial interjection was first recorded in 1910. Also see, no dice.

See also: nothing

The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer.

nothing doing

1 there is no prospect of success or agreement. 2 nothing is happening. informal

See also: nothing

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

ˌnothing ˈdoing

(informal) used to refuse a request: ‘Can you lend me ten dollars?’ ‘Nothing doing!’

See also: nothing

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

nothing doing

Informal

Certainly not.

See also: nothing

American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition.

nothing doing

Absolutely not. This response to a request, suggestion, or statement of something one considers untrue dates from the late 1800s. People used it on June 22, 1947: “It was suggested that she should come incognito. Nothing doing.” Also see not on your life, and, for a more recent expression of denial or refusal, no way.

See also: nothing

The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer

See also:

hiya doin'
nome
Nome sane?
Nome sayin'?
forgeddaboudit
forgeddaboutit
fuggedaboudit
fuggedaboutit
pardner
playa

References in classic literature

An' actions speakin' louder 'n' words, he tells me how he loves me by doin' these things for me.

An' if I had it over, knowin' as I do known 'm now, I'd steal 'm again if I lost a leg doin' it.

Michael Brother of Jerry

"Well, of all the queer doin's!" breathed Nancy, regarding Pollyanna with almost fearful eyes.

Pollyanna

I reck'n I knows sense when I sees it; en dey ain' no sense in sich doin's as dat.

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

There ain't a person in Lewiston that knows about the minister, or father's will, or Jim's doin's, or the fruit peddler; an' if they should find out, they wouldn't care, an' they couldn't remember; for Lewiston 's a busy place, thanks be!"

Rebecca Of Sunnybrook Farm

What's tha' been doin' with thysel'--hidin' out o' sight an' lettin' folk think tha' was cripple an' half-witted?"

Secret Garden

"Ah, where deh hell was yeh when I was doin' all deh fightin?" he demanded.

Maggie A Girl of the Streets

An' ef she's quit driftin', what in thunder are you doin' with a new jib-boom?" That shot went home.

Captains Courageous

Some day, when you've got a fine farm here, you'll see the sense of what I'm doin' now and thank me for it."

"I guess your mother'll be doin' her share of that, all right.

Dust

"Yis," he agreed, "it's a day's wor-rk we're after doin', but what are we goin' to be doin' wid it now we got it?"

The Land That Time Forgot

He was seen one afternoon by a policeman, new to that beat, deliberately toddling away from her house, and being questioned answered that he was "a doin' home." He must have traveled by rail, somehow, for three days later he was in the town of Whiteville, which, as you know, is a long way from Blackburg.

Can Such Things Be

"God is noddin' and not doin' his duty, though it's me as shouldn't say it."

The Sea Wolf

ing a good 2 They are doin job 2 They are doin adequate job ing an b 2 I have lost confidence in our parties anand happy are you with Boris Johnson as prime minster?

HAVE YOUR SAY ON BIG QUESTIONS FACING THE UK

ing a good 2 They are doin job 2 They are doin adequate job ing an b 2 I have lost confidence in our parties aleaders n and happy are you with Boris Johnson as prime minster?

HAVE YOUR SAY ON BIG QUESTIONS FACING THE UK

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释义	doin hiya doin' A colloquial pronunciation and spelling of "How (are) you doing?" Used as a friendly and informal greeting. Primarily heard in US. A: "Hiya doin', Bob?" B: "Just swell, Frank. And you?" B: "Yep, can't complain! How are you doing? 1. How are things? How's life? Hey, great to see you again! How are you doing? 2. Used to inquire into the state of someone's mental, emotional, or physical health. Miranda, I heard you were sick recently. How are you doing? 3. Used to inquire into the state of someone's progress, as with a project or workload. A: "Hey, Tom. How are you doing with that finance report?" B: "Nearly finished!" See also: how How ya doin'? informal How are things? How's life? (A colloquial shortening of "How are you doing?") Hey, great to see you again! How ya doin'? See also: how, YA nothing doing Under no circumstances; I will not permit it; absolutely not. A: "Mom, can I borrow the car this Saturday?" B: "After the dent you left in it the last time? Nothing doing!" See also: nothing what's doing with (someone or something) What is happening with someone or something? What is the news about someone or something? I always loved that actor when I was growing up. What's doing with him these days? So, what's doing with your company these days? Business still good? What's doing? What's happening? What's new? Used as an informal greeting. A: "Hey, Jake, what's doing with you?" B: "Not much, Mike. How you been?" What's doing, everyone? You all have a good weekend? Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. nothing doing Certainly not, as in Can I borrow your down coat?-Nothing doing. This colloquial interjection was first recorded in 1910. Also see, no dice. See also: nothing The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. nothing doing 1 there is no prospect of success or agreement. 2 nothing is happening. informal See also: nothing Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary ˌnothing ˈdoing (informal) used to refuse a request: ‘Can you lend me ten dollars?’ ‘Nothing doing!’ See also: nothing Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary nothing doing Informal Certainly not. See also: nothing American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fifth Edition. nothing doing Absolutely not. This response to a request, suggestion, or statement of something one considers untrue dates from the late 1800s. People used it on June 22, 1947: “It was suggested that she should come incognito. Nothing doing.” Also see not on your life, and, for a more recent expression of denial or refusal, no way. See also: nothing The Dictionary of Clichés by Christine Ammer See also: hiya doin' nome Nome sane? Nome sayin'? forgeddaboudit forgeddaboutit fuggedaboudit fuggedaboutit pardner playa References in classic literature An' actions speakin' louder 'n' words, he tells me how he loves me by doin' these things for me. An' if I had it over, knowin' as I do known 'm now, I'd steal 'm again if I lost a leg doin' it. Michael Brother of Jerry "Well, of all the queer doin's!" breathed Nancy, regarding Pollyanna with almost fearful eyes. Pollyanna I reck'n I knows sense when I sees it; en dey ain' no sense in sich doin's as dat. Adventures of Huckleberry Finn There ain't a person in Lewiston that knows about the minister, or father's will, or Jim's doin's, or the fruit peddler; an' if they should find out, they wouldn't care, an' they couldn't remember; for Lewiston 's a busy place, thanks be!" Rebecca Of Sunnybrook Farm What's tha' been doin' with thysel'--hidin' out o' sight an' lettin' folk think tha' was cripple an' half-witted?" Secret Garden "Ah, where deh hell was yeh when I was doin' all deh fightin?" he demanded. Maggie A Girl of the Streets An' ef she's quit driftin', what in thunder are you doin' with a new jib-boom?" That shot went home. Captains Courageous Some day, when you've got a fine farm here, you'll see the sense of what I'm doin' now and thank me for it." "I guess your mother'll be doin' her share of that, all right. Dust "Yis," he agreed, "it's a day's wor-rk we're after doin', but what are we goin' to be doin' wid it now we got it?" The Land That Time Forgot He was seen one afternoon by a policeman, new to that beat, deliberately toddling away from her house, and being questioned answered that he was "a doin' home." He must have traveled by rail, somehow, for three days later he was in the town of Whiteville, which, as you know, is a long way from Blackburg. Can Such Things Be "God is noddin' and not doin' his duty, though it's me as shouldn't say it." The Sea Wolf ing a good 2 They are doin job 2 They are doin adequate job ing an b 2 I have lost confidence in our parties anand happy are you with Boris Johnson as prime minster? HAVE YOUR SAY ON BIG QUESTIONS FACING THE UK ing a good 2 They are doin job 2 They are doin adequate job ing an b 2 I have lost confidence in our parties aleaders n and happy are you with Boris Johnson as prime minster? HAVE YOUR SAY ON BIG QUESTIONS FACING THE UK
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