Nghĩa là gì: cold without

cold without /'kouldwi'ðaut/

danh từ
- rượu mạnh pha nước lã

manage without Thành ngữ, tục ngữ

do without

manage without, not have, make do We did without meat all winter. We became vegetarians.

go without

not have any, not have money, do without When Dad lost his job, we had go without steak.

go without saying

be so easy to see that it doesn

it goes without saying

it is obvious, needless to say It goes without saying: we want equal pay for equal work.

without a doubt

for sure, without question Without a doubt, Toyota has the best record. It's the most reliable.

without a full deck

mentally unbalanced, one brick short... At times he acts strange - like he's playing without a full deck.

without a hitch

without a problem, smooth sailing Except for one flat tire, the trip went without a hitch.

without a stitch of clothes on

nude, naked as a jay bird, didn't have a stitch of clothes on She stood there, ankle deep in water, without a stitch of clothes on.

without a word of a lie

without any lies, the gospel truth Without a word of a lie, that fish was five feet long.

without batting an eye

without pausing, looking calm and natural Without batting an eye, she gave him a false name and address.

without question

certain, no doubt Lee sang best, without question. She has an excellent voice.

beyond/without question

not to be doubted or disputed毫无疑问；没有争论的余地
This university is beyond question one of the best in China．这所大学无疑是中国最好的大学之一。
His drawing is without question the best in the class．他的画无疑是班上最好的。

made do (with, without)

manage凑合；对付
This motel isn't what we wanted，but we must make do．这家汽车旅馆不是我们想住的，但我们只好将就一下。
She'll make do with the old typewriter until the new one arrives．新打字机到之前她将凑合着用旧的。
If yod don't have the right tool for the job， we'll have to make do without it．假如你没有干这活的适当工具，咱们只得对付着干。

without color

without disguise不隐瞒；无掩饰Tell me directly without color，whether it be so or not．不管情况是否如此，都请直率地告诉我。

without so much as

Idiom(s): without so much as doing sth

Theme: INACTION

without even doing something.
• Jane borrowed Bob's car without so much as asking his permission.
• Mary's husband walked out without so much as saying good-bye.

without rhyme or reason

Idiom(s): without rhyme or reason

Theme: RANDOMNESS

without purpose, order, or reason. (See variations in the examples. Fixed order.)
• The teacher said my report was disorganized. My paragraphs seemed to be without rhyme or reason.
• Everything you do seems to be without rhyme or reason.
• This procedure is without rhyme or reason.

without further ado

Idiom(s): without further ado

Theme: NOW

without further talk. (An overworked phrase usually heard in public announcements.)
• And without further ado, I would like to introduce Mr. Bill Franklin!
• The time has come to leave, so without further ado, good evening and good-bye.

without fail

Idiom(s): without fail

Theme: CERTAINTY

for certain; absolutely.
• I'll be there at noon without fail.
• The plane leaves on time every day without fail

up the creek without a paddle

Idiom(s): up the creek (without a paddle)

Theme: TROUBLE

in a bad situation. (Slang. Use with caution. There is a taboo version of this phrase.)
• What a mess I’m in. I'm really up the creek without a paddle.
• I tried to prevent it, hut I seem to he up the creek, too.

goes without saying

Idiom(s): goes without saying

Theme: OBVIOUSNESS

[something] is so obvious that it need not be said.
• It goes without saying that you are to wear formal clothing to dinner each evening.
• Of course. That goes without saying.

get along without

Idiom(s): get along (without (sb or sth))

Theme: MANAGE

to manage without someone or something; to do without someone or something.
• I don't think I can get along without my secretary.
• My secretary just quit, and I don't think I will be able to get along.
• I like steak, but I can't afford it. I guess I'll have to get along without.

cut sb off without a penny

Idiom(s): cut sb off without a penny

Theme: IGNORE

to end someone's allowance; to fail to leave someone money in one's will.
• Mr. and Mrs. Franklin cut their son off without a penny after he quit school.
• They cut off both of their sons without a penny.
• We learned, when Uncle Sam's will was read, that he cut off his own flesh and blood without a penny.

carry on without

Idiom(s): carry on without sb or sth

Theme: CONTINUATION

to manage to continue without someone or something.
• I don't know how we will be able to carry on without you.
• We can't carry on without a leader!

absent without leave

Idiom(s): absent without leave AND AWOL

Theme: ABSENCE

absent from a military unit without permission; absent from anything without permission. (AWOL is an abbreviation. This is a serious offense in the military.)
• The soldier was taken away by the military police because he was absent without leave.
• John was AWOL from school and got into a lot of trouble with his parents.

without any strings attached

Idiom(s): with no strings attached AND without any strings attached

Theme: UNCONDITIONALLY

unconditionally; with no obligations attached.
• My parents gave me a computer without any strings attached.
• I want this only if there are no strings attached.

No smoke without fire.

There could be some truth in the rumour...

Go down without a fight

If someone goes down without a fight, they surrender without putting up any resistance.

Never a rose without the prick

This means that good things always have something bad as well; like the thorns on the stem of a rose.

No smoke without fire

This idiom means that when people suspect something, there is normally a good reason for the suspicion, even if there is no concrete evidence. ('Where's there's smoke, there's fire' is also used.)

There's never a road without a turning

No situation in life stays the same forever.

Up a river without a paddle

If you up a river without a paddle, you are in an unfortunate situation, unprepared and with none of the resources to remedy the matter.

You can't make an omelette without breaking eggs

This idiom means that in order to achieve something or make progress, there are often losers in the process.

There is no rose without a thorn.

Unalloyed happiness is impossible, because joy and sorrow go together.

No gain without pain.

One is unlikely to achieve anything without trouble.

absent without leave|AWOL|absent|leave

adj. Absent without permission; used mostly in the military. Jack left Fort Sheridan without asking his commanding officer, and was punished for going AWOL.

can't make an omelette without breaking eggs|break

To achieve a certain goal one must sometimes incur damage, experience difficulties, or make sacrifices.

A proverb. When we drove across the country, we put a lot of mileage on our car and had a flat tire, but it was a pleasant trip. "Well, you can't make an omelette without breaking some eggs," my wife said with a smile.

do without|do|go without|without

v. 1. To live or work without (something you want); manage without. Ann said that she likes candy, but can do without it. We had to go without hot food because the stove was broken. 2. To live or work without something you want; manage. If George cannot earn money for a bicycle, he will have to do without.
Compare: GET ALONG, GET BY.

go without saying|go|without saying

v. phr. To be too plain to need talking about; not be necessary to say or mention. It goes without saying that children should not be given knives to play with. A person with weak eyes should wear glasses. That goes without saying.

make bricks without straw|bricks|make|straw

v. phr. To make something without the wherewithal; do something the hard way; do a job under hard conditions. John could not go to a library, and writing the report was a job of making bricks without straw. It was making bricks without straw to put on plays in that old barn.

reckon without|reckon

v. To fail to consider as one of the things which might change a situation; not think about. The committee for the class picnic party made careful plans for a beach party but they reckoned without a sudden change in the weather.

up the creek|creek|paddle|up|up the creek without

adj. phr., informal In trouble or difficulty and unable to do anything about it; stuck. Father said that if the car ran out of gas in the middle of the desert, we would be up the creek without a paddle. I'll be up the creek if I don't pass this history test.
Compare: DEEP WATER, IN THE SOUP, UP A TREE, OUT OF LUCK.

without fail|fail|without

adv. phr. Without failing to do it or failing in the doing of it; certainly, surely. Be here at 8 o'clock sharp, without fail. Ben promised to return the bike at a certain time without fail.

without question|question|without

adv. phr. Without doubt or argument; surely; unquestionably. Beyond question, it was the coldest day of the winter. John's drawing is without question the best in the class.

world without end|end|world

adv. phr., literary Endlessly; forever; eternally. Each human being has to die, but mankind goes on world without end.

leave without a leg to stand on

leave without a leg to stand on
see without a leg to stand on.

make bricks without straw

make bricks without straw
Perform a task without essential materials or means, as in Writing a report without the current data is making bricks without straw. This expression alludes to straw as a material necessary in early brick manufacturing. [Early 1600s]

no smoke without fire, there's

no smoke without fire, there's
Also, where there's smoke there's fire. A suspicion or rumor usually has a basis in fact, as in When the sales figures continued strong but the company still wasn't making money, he suspected something was wrong—there's no smoke without fire. First stated in the late 1300s, this expression appeared in numerous proverb collections from 1546 on and remains current today.

there's no smoke without fire

there's no smoke without fire
see no smoke without fire, there's.

without

without
In addition to the idioms beginning with without, also see absent without leave; do without; get along; go without saying; no smoke without fire, there's.
* * *
- without a leg to stand on
- without a stitch on
- without batting an eye
- without doubt
- without fail
- without further ado
- without question
- without so much as

without a leg to stand on

without a leg to stand on
With no chance of success, as in He tried to get the town to change the street lights, but because there was no money in the budget he found himself without a leg to stand on. A related idiom is not have a leg to stand on, as in Once the detective exposed his false alibi, he didn't have a leg to stand on. This metaphoric idiom transfers lack of physical support to arguments or theories. [Late 1500s]

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