not a (whole) lot

Not much (interesting or exciting activity). A neutral, unenthusiastic response to someone asking what one is up to or has been doing. A: "Hey, Tom, it's been a while since I last saw you. What have you been up to?" B: "Oh, not a lot. Still in the same job." A: "What's happening, Jake?" B: "Not a whole lot. Studying for my exams next week."

词组	not a (whole) lot
释义	not a (whole) lot not a (whole) lot Not much (interesting or exciting activity). A neutral, unenthusiastic response to someone asking what one is up to or has been doing. A: "Hey, Tom, it's been a while since I last saw you. What have you been up to?" B: "Oh, not a lot. Still in the same job." A: "What's happening, Jake?" B: "Not a whole lot. Studying for my exams next week." See also: lot, not Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: not much be over be over (someone or something) blaze blazes blazing it is the pace that kills hay is for horses all yours (hardy) har har
随便看	a thick head a thick skin a thick/thin skin a thing a thing of beauty is a joy forever a thing of shreds and patches a thing of the past a thing or two a thing you don't want is dear at any price a thin line a thin line between love and hate (a) thin skin a thin skin athlete at home at home with a thorn in (one's) flesh a thorn in (one's) side a thorn in someone's side a thorn in the flesh a thorn in your side a thou a thought a thousand a thousand and one (something)