No end of Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈnoʊ/ /ˈɛnd/ /ˈəv

NOH-END-uhv

UK

nəʊ/ /ˈɛnd/ /ˈɒv

noh-END-ov

Definition

Used to emphasize that there is a very large number or amount of something.

Usage & Nuances

Informal, British English; used mainly in spoken language. Similar to 'lots of,' 'plenty of,' or 'a ton of.' Usually used before plural or uncountable nouns. Not commonly used in American English.

• Spanish: muchísimo - infinidad de
• Portuguese (BR): um monte de - um bocado de
• Portuguese (PT): imensidão de - montes de
• Chinese (Simplified): 无数的 - 大量的
• Chinese (Traditional): 無數的 - 大量的
• Hindi: असंख्य - बहुत सारी
• Arabic: عدد كبير من - لا نهاية لـ
• Bengali: অগণিত - প্রচুর
• Russian: куча - огромное количество
• Japanese: 無数の - たくさんの
• Vietnamese: vô số - rất nhiều
• Korean: 수없이 많은 - 엄청나게 많은
• Turkish: bir sürü - sayısız
• Urdu: انتہائی زیادہ - بے شمار
• Indonesian: sangat banyak - tak terhitung

Example Sentences

There are no end of books to read in the library.

basic

She has no end of energy, even after a long day.

basic

We had no end of fun at the party last night.

basic

You’ll find no end of advice online, but not all of it is helpful.

natural

We ran into no end of problems with the new software.

natural

He made no end of excuses for being late.

natural