单词	no-win
释义	English American Business no-winadjective [ before noun ] uk/ˌnəʊˈwɪn/us/ˌnoʊˈwɪn/informal A no-win set of conditions is one in which whatever happens there will be an unhappy and unsuccessful result: to be in a no-win situation Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Unsuccessful (people and things) abortive achiever barren be dead in the water idiom botched counterproductive flatline frustrated futile go/get/head nowhere idiom inauspicious lame duck small-time stillborn struggling the doldrums unavailing unglued unpromising washed up See more results » no-winadjective [ not gradable ] us/ˈnoʊˈwɪn/ not allowing for success: a no-win situation no-winadjective [ before noun ] ukus used to describe something that will have an unhappy or unsuccessful end or result whatever you do or decide: We are in a no-win situation as regards the timing of the conference: there's no one time that suits everybody.
随便看	do the drying up do the full monty do the honours do the job do the job do the maths do the needful do the trick do time do time do up do well/badly by sb do what you think is best do without do without (sth) do without something/someone do without sth do wonders for something/someone do you hear do you hear? do you know/see what I'm saying do you know/see what Im saying do you mind do you mind? do you see what I mean