| 词汇 | to say nothing of something |
| 释义 | Idiom to say nothing of somethingto say nothing of (something) and also something else.It is difficult to escape the cold, to say nothing of the wind and rain. Usage notes: used to add emphasis to something you have just said Related vocabulary: not to mention someone/somethingto say nothing of (someone or something)Not even considering or mentioning the significance or impact of someone or something else; not to mention (someone or something). It will take me at least two hours to fix this part of the fence, to say nothing of repairing all of it. Their newborn will be difficult enough to take care of while they're away, to say nothing of their temperamental toddler. to say ˈnothing of somethingand also; not forgetting: She is an expert in Chinese, to say nothing of speaking several European languages. |
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