say no more

1. I will do what you need, so there's no need to ask me directly. A: "The lawn needs to be cut, but my back is too sore to do it myself." B: "Say no more, I'll take care of it this weekend. Anything else I can help you out with?"

2. I understand, so there's no need to elaborate further. A: "If the pipe continues to leak, we'll start losing pressure, and if that happens—" B: "Say no more. So, how do we stop the leak?" A: "I'm just saying, if your parents are still so happy together, they must have a really healthy sex li—" B: "Say no more! That is not something I needed to think about."

Say no more.

Inf. I agree.; I will do it.; I concede, no need to continue talking. John: Someone ought to take this stuff outside. Bill: Say no more. Consider it done. Mary: Shouldn't we turn here if we plan to visit Jane? Alice: Say no more. Here we go.

ˌsay no ˈmore

(spoken) it is not necessary for somebody to continue speaking because you already understand the situation: ‘He’s only 21, and he’s marrying a rich old lady of 65.’ ‘Say no more!’

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释义	say no more say no more 1. I will do what you need, so there's no need to ask me directly. A: "The lawn needs to be cut, but my back is too sore to do it myself." B: "Say no more, I'll take care of it this weekend. Anything else I can help you out with?" 2. I understand, so there's no need to elaborate further. A: "If the pipe continues to leak, we'll start losing pressure, and if that happens—" B: "Say no more. So, how do we stop the leak?" A: "I'm just saying, if your parents are still so happy together, they must have a really healthy sex li—" B: "Say no more! That is not something I needed to think about." See also: more, no, say Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. Say no more. Inf. I agree.; I will do it.; I concede, no need to continue talking. John: Someone ought to take this stuff outside. Bill: Say no more. Consider it done. Mary: Shouldn't we turn here if we plan to visit Jane? Alice: Say no more. Here we go. See also: more, no, say McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. ˌsay no ˈmore (spoken) it is not necessary for somebody to continue speaking because you already understand the situation: ‘He’s only 21, and he’s marrying a rich old lady of 65.’ ‘Say no more!’ See also: more, no, say Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: What can I do for you? if there's anything you need, don't hesitate to ask cry out for cry out for (someone or something) confer about (someone or something) park that thought need (something) yesterday need yesterday I need it yesterday if need be
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