“不值得一提”的意思是因为太小或者不重要不值得说。说话人表示谦虚或者轻视某事或者某人时使用。 This sentence means something is too tiny or unimportant to speak of, which is used to show the speak

“没门儿(méi ménr)” literally means there is no door to get out. Its extended meaning is there is no possibility in doing something, indicating no room for negotiation or compromise.

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“老实说(lǎoshí shuō)” is usually used as parenthesis at the beginning of a sentence. It tells one’s true feeling or view towards certain person or thing.

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“活该(huógāi)” means someone deserves no sympathy from others though he/she has suffered certain loss. This phrase often acts as a predicate in the sentence or is used independently.

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“就这么着吧(Jiù zhème zhāo ba.)”is usually used to agree or affirm others. Sometimes it means the story has already played out like this and there is no choice now. The phrase is often used

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The phrase “话得说清楚(Huà děi shuō qīngchu.)” usually acts as an independent component in a sentence to clearly express the speaker’s disagreement. It is said with a tone of emphasizing.

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“就那么回事(Jiù nàme huí shì.)” is usually used as parenthesis, indicating something is just like that and there is nothing special about it.

“话是这么说(Huà shì zhème shuō.)” is used by agreeing what others said first and then expressing one’s own idea mildly. Generally what the speaker really wants to say is different from the

“错不了(cuò bù liăo)” is usually used by someone to affirm his/her own guess, statement or behavior. It often acts as a complement or a parenthesis.

In the structure “verb 不（bù/bú） verb 由你（yóu nǐ） ”, the two verbs used here are actually the same one (usually a single syllable verb). The structure means “it’s up to you to do sth

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“实话告诉你吧(Shíhuà gàosu nǐ ba.)” is usually used as parenthesis at the beginning of a sentence. It signifies that the speaker is going to tell the truth. We also say “实话跟你说了吧。(S

“不见黄河不死心” means that one will not give up until all hope is lost. It is a metaphor that one will never give up until she reaches her goal.

This phrase is often used as a parenthesis indicating that the speaker is quite sure that somebody’s some behaviors will lead to unsatisfactory results.