nothing like

1. Completely unlike; not at all similar. This design is nothing like what I had in mind—you'll just have to start over again from the beginning. This rusty hunk of junk's nothing like the car you promised to get me!

2. A great deal less; not nearly. I do pretty well in math, but I'm nothing like my older sister. She was a genius!

nothing ˈlike

(informal) not; not at all like something: It’s nothing like as bad as he said. We’ve sold nothing like enough books to make a profit. OPPOSITE: something like somebody/something

See also: like, nothing

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary

See also:

nowhere near
not anything like
not anywhere near
nowhere/not anywhere near
you'll catch your death
you'll catch your death (of cold)
go all out
go all out for something
bark at the moon
howl

References in periodicals archive

But there's nothing like a near-fatal crash to increase your popularity!

tv & soaps: Birmingham-born Hamster

My life is nothing like what I would have chosen or hoped for myself and I think I have plenty of justifiable reasons to complain.

How I cope with progressive MS

There has been nothing like it since those days in the 1950s.

Paul Almond: talks about his marriage to Genevieve Bujold, the creation of telefilm Canada and the beginnings of feature filmmaking in Canada

Nothing like gaining altitude for getting tight with total strangers, and on a 737 out of Phoenix, Stevie and I are bonding fast.

Meanwhile in America

I'm nothing like her, I'm kind of anti what she's all about.

The Distillers

We ain't have nothing like the Indians do and go through them ritual exercises make you a man, so we had to find out on our own.

In the Family

To quote Preston Sturges from Sullivan's Travels: "There's nothing like a deep-dish movie to drive you out in the open."

That Indie Tones

This will come as a shock to some of you, but many years ago there was another Donny and Marie show, nothing like the one that's on now.

Breaking the code

When Nash was a young dancer, he recalls, "Jack Cole was a god; nothing like his dancing had ever been seen on Broadway.

The real thing

Non-gardeners may think that nothing likes to grow in wet soil, and that the challenge would be straight away to install drainage systems to enable the normal trees and shrubs we see in everyday gardens to thrive.

A SPLASH OF COLOUR; gardening

This new collaboration is nothing likes those books.

French, Jackie (text) Bruce Whatley (illus.): Flood

词组	nothing like
释义	nothing like nothing like 1. Completely unlike; not at all similar. This design is nothing like what I had in mind—you'll just have to start over again from the beginning. This rusty hunk of junk's nothing like the car you promised to get me! 2. A great deal less; not nearly. I do pretty well in math, but I'm nothing like my older sister. She was a genius! See also: like, nothing Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. nothing ˈlike (informal) not; not at all like something: It’s nothing like as bad as he said. We’ve sold nothing like enough books to make a profit. OPPOSITE: something like somebody/something See also: like, nothing Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: nowhere near not anything like not anywhere near nowhere/not anywhere near you'll catch your death you'll catch your death (of cold) go all out go all out for something bark at the moon howl References in periodicals archive But there's nothing like a near-fatal crash to increase your popularity! tv & soaps: Birmingham-born Hamster My life is nothing like what I would have chosen or hoped for myself and I think I have plenty of justifiable reasons to complain. How I cope with progressive MS There has been nothing like it since those days in the 1950s. Paul Almond: talks about his marriage to Genevieve Bujold, the creation of telefilm Canada and the beginnings of feature filmmaking in Canada Nothing like gaining altitude for getting tight with total strangers, and on a 737 out of Phoenix, Stevie and I are bonding fast. Meanwhile in America I'm nothing like her, I'm kind of anti what she's all about. The Distillers We ain't have nothing like the Indians do and go through them ritual exercises make you a man, so we had to find out on our own. In the Family To quote Preston Sturges from Sullivan's Travels: "There's nothing like a deep-dish movie to drive you out in the open." That Indie Tones This will come as a shock to some of you, but many years ago there was another Donny and Marie show, nothing like the one that's on now. Breaking the code When Nash was a young dancer, he recalls, "Jack Cole was a god; nothing like his dancing had ever been seen on Broadway. The real thing Non-gardeners may think that nothing likes to grow in wet soil, and that the challenge would be straight away to install drainage systems to enable the normal trees and shrubs we see in everyday gardens to thrive. A SPLASH OF COLOUR; gardening This new collaboration is nothing likes those books. French, Jackie (text) Bruce Whatley (illus.): Flood
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