英语词组not ___ (jack) diddly是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomnot ___ (jack) diddly AmEAmE(also not ___ diddly-squat)(or not ___ diddly-shit)spoken to not do, have, know etc anything at all:The financial aid department was no help at all. They didn't do jack diddly for me.A few months ago a situation like this wouldn't have meant diddly-squat because the stock market was doing so well. But now it's a problem.

Note The verbs that are most commonly used with this idiom are 'do', 'have', 'know', 'mean', 'get', and 'earn'. You may hear people use this expression without 'not' to mean the same thing.

词组	not ___ (jack) diddly
释义	idiomnot ___ (jack) diddly AmEAmE(also not ___ diddly-squat)(or not ___ diddly-shit)spoken to not do, have, know etc anything at all:The financial aid department was no help at all. They didn't do jack diddly for me.A few months ago a situation like this wouldn't have meant diddly-squat because the stock market was doing so well. But now it's a problem. Note The verbs that are most commonly used with this idiom are 'do', 'have', 'know', 'mean', 'get', and 'earn'. You may hear people use this expression without 'not' to mean the same thing.
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