| 释义 |
not bloody likely used as an emphatic negative. First used in print (and, presumably, polite society) in George Bernard Shaw's play, Pygmalion, 1914 UK, 1914
not bloody likelyDefinitely not. Used to emphatically indicate that one completely refuses or disagrees. A: "Are you going to Jen's party this weekend?" B: "Not bloody likely! She's been a total jerk to me lately." Help him, after all the trouble he's given me? Ha, not bloody likely! |