diddly
英[ˈdɪdli]
美[ˈdɪdli]
- n. 一点也不，毫不；无价值的东西
- adj. 无价值的
双语例句
- 1. She doesn't know diddly about it.
- 她根本不知道这事儿。
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- 2. A good vacuuming will get up the sand and other loose debris from your car's carpeting, but it won't do diddly for stains or ground-in dirt.
- 用真空吸尘器好好打扫的话可以把沙土和其他一些碎屑吸出来，但它对染色和污垢就毫无办法了。
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- 3. Second, the columnist must know whereof he speaks, and though I can't recall his words, I can reduce them to one thought: You don't know diddly .
- 第二，专栏作家必须知道他在说什么，虽然我不能完全回忆起他说的话，但能总结为一点：你完全不知道。
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- 4. Second, the columnist must know whereof he speaks, and though I can't recall his words, I can reduce them to one thought: You don't know diddly .
- 第二，专栏作家必须知道他在说什么，虽然我不能完全回忆起他说的话，但能总结为一点：你完全不知道。
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