英语词组doin是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

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!"

How ya doin'?

slang How are you? Enunciating more or all of the words fully (i.e. "How are you doing?" or "How're you doing?") is more formal but also more typical of inquiries into one's mental or physical health. Hey, great to see you again! How ya doin'? Miranda, I heard you were sick recently. How are you doing?

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.

nothing doing

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

ˌnothing ˈdoing

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

nothing doing

Informal

Certainly not.

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.

词组	doin
释义	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!" How ya doin'? slang How are you? Enunciating more or all of the words fully (i.e. "How are you doing?" or "How're you doing?") is more formal but also more typical of inquiries into one's mental or physical health. Hey, great to see you again! How ya doin'? Miranda, I heard you were sick recently. How are you doing? 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. nothing doing 1 there is no prospect of success or agreement. 2 nothing is happening. informal ˌnothing ˈdoing (informal) used to refuse a request: ‘Can you lend me ten dollars?’ ‘Nothing doing!’ nothing doing Informal Certainly not. 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.
随便看	an old trout an old wives' tale an olive branch a no-lose situation an omega male anon a non-apology apology a non-denial denial an/(one's) ivory tower an/(one's) old flame a no no a no-no a non sequitur a non-sequitur anonymous anonymous tip anonymous tips an open-and-shut case an open and shut case an open book an open book, he/she is (like an) an open fire an open invitation an open letter an open marriage