| 单词 | nothing much |
| 释义 | > as lemmasnothing much P11. nothing much: not a great amount; nothing significant, nothing of importance. ΚΠ 1597 H. Lok Ecclesiastes viii. 76 Whose lawes (the godly wise) both must and will Indeuour most exactly to obserue, In euery point and tittle to fulfill, And wittingly in nothing much to swarue. 1656 Hectors i. i. 3 For my part, I saw him do nothing much absurd. 1816 T. Morton Slave iii. i. 55 Miss Von Frump has looked me over, found nothing much amiss as to shape and action. 1897 Westm. Gaz. 22 Dec. 4/1 Matters are looking up. Still there is nothing much to sing about on our part even now. 1932 ‘F. Iles’ Before the Fact i. v. 77 ‘Well, anyhow, what are you doing with yourself.’.. ‘Oh, tooling around, you know. Nothing much.’ 1982 Trailer Life Feb. 37/1 But when it encounters a three-to four-percent grade, more throttle is applied and nothing much happens. 2000 M. Gayle Turning Thirty xliv. 175 We'd been drinking and talking in a random way about nothing much for a couple of hours until Ginny upped the conversational stakes. < as lemmas |
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