No comment Meaning in English
expression
ˈnoʊ/ /ˈkɑmɛnt
NOH KOM-ent
nəʊ/ /kˈɒmɛnt
noh KOM-ent
释义
A phrase used to say you do not want to answer a question, usually from the media or in formal situations.
用法与细微差别
Used formally and semi-formally, often in press conferences, interviews, or when refusing to discuss a topic. Indicates a deliberate choice not to speak. Less common in casual speech; can sound distant or defensive.
Spanish: sin comentariosPortuguese (BR): sem comentáriosPortuguese (PT): sem comentáriosChinese (Simplified): 无可奉告Chinese (Traditional): 無可奉告Hindi: कोई टिप्पणी नहींArabic: لا تعليقBengali: কোনও মন্তব্য নেইRussian: без комментариевJapanese: ノーコメントVietnamese: không có bình luậnKorean: 노코멘트Turkish: yorum yokUrdu: تبصرہ نہیںIndonesian: tidak ada komentar
例句
When asked about the problem, he said, "No comment."
basic
The politician replied "No comment" to every question.
basic
The company issued a "No comment" statement.
basic
Reporters kept pressing, but she just repeated, "No comment."
natural
If you have nothing to say about it, just say "No comment".
natural
Sometimes it's safer to reply with "No comment".
natural