no-go
英 ['nəu'ɡəu]
美
- adj. 不方便的;闲人免进的;不宜继续进行的
英英释义
- 1. not functioning properly or in suitable condition for proceeding;
- "the space launch was no-go"
实用场景例句
- The security forces entered the IRA's no-go areas.
- 安全部队进入了爱尔兰共和军的禁区。
柯林斯例句
- Some clubs are no-go areas for people over 30.
- 对于30岁以上的人来说,有些俱乐部是禁区。
《牛津高阶英汉双解词典》
- The area of the President's residence is a no-go area after six p.m.
- 总统官邸区域在下午6点钟后禁止进入。
柯林斯例句
- " Po - wen , " he went on, " may be intelligent and witty, but he's got no ` go'in him.
- “ 博文虽然是聪明人, 会说俏皮话, 但是气魄不大.
子夜部分
- I tried to get him to increase my salary but it was clearly no go.
- 我已尽力让他给我增加薪水,但显然行不通.
辞典例句
- Ross : ( normal voice ) No , go on ! It's Paul the Wine Guy!
- 罗斯: ( 正常语调 ) 才怪, 去吧.
互联网
- No, go back that way turn right.
- 不对, 沿那个方向走回去,然后右转.
互联网
- Rabbit and hamster: No, go away.
- 兔子和仓鼠: 不, 快走开!
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- B : No, go ahead. I trust you!
- 不介意, 点吧. 我相信你!
互联网
- The space launch was no - go.
- 太空发射被取消了.
互联网
- Its a no go area.
- 那不是好的行为.
互联网
- Is Liverpool to be a no - go area?
- 利物浦会成为禁区 吗 ?
互联网
- Fluctuant to this, the Chen Hua that has leftpost expresses at present still no - go comment.
- 对于此次变动, 已经离职的陈华表示目前依然不方便评论.酷讯投资方联创策源相关联系人手机则处于无人接听状态.
互联网
- Under no circumstances, would we be prepared to contemplate no - go areas in the United Kingdom.
- 在任何情况下我们决不会准备考虑闯联合王国的各种禁区.
互联网
- B : No, go ahead, be my guest. I haven't seen you before. Are you new in engineering?
- 没人, 坐吧, 请随便. 我从没见过你. 你是工程系新来的 吧 ?
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双语例句
- 1. Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try Again. Fail again. Fail better.
- 努力过,失败过,没关系,屡战屡败,屡败屡战,每一次失败都比上一次更好。
来自金山词霸 每日一句
- 2. I have $100m hidden away where no one will ever find it.
- 我把1亿美元藏到了一个永远没人会找到的地方。
来自柯林斯例句
- 3. The room was quiet; no one volunteered any further information.
- 房间很安静,无人主动提供更多的信息。
来自柯林斯例句
- 4. "It's not one of my favourite forms of music." — "No."
- “这不是我喜欢的音乐形式。”——“对,这不是。”
来自柯林斯例句
- 5. Their replies were no more than grunts of acknowledgement.
- 他们所谓的回答不过是表示承认的咕哝罢了。
来自柯林斯例句
英文词源
- no-go (adj.)
- with sense "where it is forbidden to go," 1971, from no + go (v.). Earlier it was a noun phrase for an impracticable situation (1870).