无可奉告
Traditional 無可奉告
Meaning
CC-CEDICT- (idiom) "no comment"
In a conversation
0:21 cartoonReporter game
- Dengdeng
现在我是记者。请问,你昨天为什么没来?
Now I'm a reporter. May I ask, why didn't you come yesterday?
- Liangliang
无可奉告。
No comment.
- Dengdeng
好,那你早饭吃了什么?
OK, then what did you have for breakfast?
- Liangliang
无可奉告。
No comment.
- Dengdeng
你每个问题都无可奉告?
You have no comment on every question?
- Liangliang
对。因为我的早饭是你的饺子。
Right. Because my breakfast was your dumplings.
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In a sentence
2 examples面对记者的提问,他只说无可奉告。
Facing the reporters' questions, he only said "no comment."
关于这件事,我无可奉告。
Regarding this matter, I have no comment.
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