
Big no-no! - WordReference Forums
2012年1月6日 · Hi All! please I can't understand what the expression "big no-no" means. Can someone help me? First, I guessed that no-no was the negative of no, which means yes! So, a BIG Yes! However, I google it and there are many phrases that it seems to be "no". Please, what is the meaning of "big...
a big no no - WordReference Forums
2009年11月30日 · Hello, I'd like to translate the expression "big no no" in the sentence: "One of the solutions is to have several websites, but I don't recommend it. When you have duplicate content in several sites, you get penalized. That's a big no no." Context: giving recommendations for webmasters. My...
Not That Big Deal - WordReference Forums
2008年10月8日 · Hi all, Is the expression: Not that big deal correct in English?? I want to say: No big effort is needed to do something.. Is there a more formal expression?
no dream is too big, no dreamer too small - WordReference Forums
2014年5月21日 · Greetings, In Turbo, animation, someone says a sentence: "No dream is too big, no dreamer too small" I don't understand it truly. Would anyone please make it more clear? Best
That's A Big - WordReference Forums
2008年6月18日 · noun, plural -nos, -no's. Informal. anything that is forbidden or not advisable, as because of being improper or unsafe: If you want to lose weight, rich desserts are a no-no.
religious no-no - WordReference Forums
2006年3月17日 · please can anyone tell me what a "big religious no-no" is? or help me translate it into french? thank you laetitia.
No comment vs. No comments - WordReference Forums
2006年3月3日 · No doubt my equivalent of No Comment takes five minutes or two pages. Training for public servants includes a week-long course (residential) on how to say absolutely nothing in a great many words, leaving the reader with the …
It's not big of a deal or It's not a big of a deal? [+ big <of> ]
2011年1月26日 · A big of is ungrammatical because the article is not used with a noun (and the adjective is not acting as a noun). I can't think of an adjective that fits in the structure " <adj> of a ", it works with nouns like part / portion, but not really with an adjective in a phrase like this.
How to read a basic equation (A:B=C:D) - WordReference Forums
2015年6月29日 · Regarding the question of how to pronounce " (A*D*F)/ (B*C*E)," if I were writing this formula on a blackboard to a classroom, and reading it out loud at the same time, I might say " A times D times F over B times C times E" like you suggest. However, if I were dictating this formula to someone, and I was being careful to avoid ambiguity, I might say " A …
Space between $ dollar sign and amount - WordReference Forums
2019年11月7日 · Hello, According to the information found on Internet, there should be no space between dollar sign and amount e.g. $1000. Seems alright as long as the amount is in the above format. It starts looking awful, when the amount is written more precisely like this: $9312.1234 (it would look much...