(adv) without a break
without stopping
incessantly
ceaselessly
(adj-na) (uk) continually
continuously
incessantly
(adj-na) (uk) continually
continuously
incessantly
(n) lying low
saying nothing and waiting for an opportunity
(adv) for no particular reason
for some reason or other
somehow or other
(exp) let's not say (such things) to each other
(exp) with no hard feelings
(exp) dead men tell no tales
(n) seedless watermelon
(exp,vs-i) to spoil
to ruin
to destroy
to make a mess of
(exp) to come to nothing
to be spoiled
to be spoilt
(exp) to do without
(n) (arch) (col) John Doe (usu. used in jest)
a Mr. Nobody
(exp) (obsc) the soft may prove more durable than the hard (lit: willow trees never break under the weight of snow)
(exp) equal in weight
equal in significance
(n) (comp) without warning (the user)
(exp) (id) (obsc) a barking dog seldom bites (meaning those who make the most noise have the least talent)
(exp) (id) There's no medicine for curing a fool
(exp) (id) Let sleeping dogs lie
(exp) (id) Providing is preventing
(exp) no good
all pain, no gain
do no good and a lot of harm
completely a disadvantage (lit: great damage with no advantage)
(exp) there are no cowardly soldiers under a superior general
(exp) (id) Love makes men equal
(exp) (obsc) riding a horse so skillfully that it appears as if man and horse have become one
(exp) (id) Poverty is a stranger to industry
(exp) (id) When you wish to be filial, your parents are gone
