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1 Wilson is already commanding MVP buzz, which means diddly squat in September, but the changes to Seattle’s offense are real and spectacular, and this team looks like a bona fide Super Bowl contender.

2 “That wonderful résumé that you have means diddly squat when that whistle blows in CONCACAF. It’s the great equalizer.”

3 This will be a substantial percentage gain over 2012, but remember that a 30 percent gain from diddly squat is still not too far away from diddly squat.

4 Van Pelt, 35, had not done diddly until firing a 4-under 68, making five birdies between the eighth and 16th holes to get to 6 under.

5 He's thousands of pounds in debt, the temping agency hasn't found him diddly squat, and two nights a week behind a bar isn't exactly lifting him out of the red.

6 Mr Johnson, who quit after the cabinet backed the so-called Chequers deal, writes in the Daily Telegraph that it would bring "disaster", leaving the UK with "two-thirds of diddly squat".

7 You can make it however you like,it's not rocket science...but anyone knows that a stew not left over night in the fridge and then reheated, is worth diddly squat.

8 “They see a pile of stones or a lot of periwinkle and they think it must be a grave, but that doesn’t mean diddly squat.”

9 Second, the columnist must know whereof he speaks, and though I can't recall his words, I can reduce them to one thought: You don't know diddly .

第二，专栏作家必须知道他在说什么，虽然我不能完全回忆起他说的话，但能总结为一点：你完全不知道。

10 “Of course he won the video game. But he doesn’t know diddly about the Dewey decimal system. That’s why I beat him in the book reshelving game.”

11 He accused Prime Minister David Cameron of achieving "two-thirds of diddly squat" in his negotiations with Brussels for a special deal for Britain on immigration and other key demands.

12 Robert F. McDonnell's Confederate History Month proclamation that initially did not mention slavery as a cause of the Civil War, Barbour said the whole thing "doesn't amount to diddly."

13 “The state won’t do diddly squat for our people but the government comes in and takes away my plants.”

14 “He went from diddly squat to red hot in one day,” said Mike, now a retired middle-school teacher working as an outdoors guide, from snowshoeing to fly-fishing.

15 The more we learn, the more we realize we don't have diddly squat figured out, not really.

16 “I don’t owe you squat diddly. Get over it!”

17 The rule-writing process “will mean nothing, squat, diddly, if we don’t get the resources to do the job,” Bart Chilton, a Democrat on the commission, said at the recent hearing.

18 A good vacuuming will get up the sand and other loose debris from your car's carpeting, but it won't do diddly for stains or ground-in dirt.

用真空吸尘器好好打扫的话可以把沙土和其他一些碎屑吸出来，但它对染色和污垢就毫无办法了。

19 “There is nothing that says the governor or the Senate has to do diddly,” noted Mr. Chen of Rutgers.

20 They head down the mountain, back to base camp, and when they get there they don’t say diddly.

1 无

without zip emptiness nothingness nil nowt non-

2 一点也不

not one little bit not in the slightest not by any manner of means not for a moment not for one moment not by a long chalk not exactly by no means not in the least not a bit nothing of the sort not by any means nothing of the kind not one bit

3 无聊的

frivol slip-slop dead empty stupid boring dusty dismal frivolous wonky balmy menial uninspiring inane vagabond slushy stodgy naff dopey fribble piffling rubbishy fiddle-faddle boresome diddly-shit milk-and-water banausic thin silly frog

4 没有

devoid not never no without minus lack absence zilch go without

5 不值钱的东西

stuff trinket schlock gubbins two cents

6 无聊

frivol slip-slop dead empty stupid boring dusty dismal frivolous wonky balmy menial uninspiring inane vagabond slushy stodgy naff stupefied dopey fribble piffling rubbishy fiddle-faddle boresome diddly-shit milk-and-water banausic thin silly fuff hop frog futility dullness ennui knacker dullsville

7 不值钱的

twopenny-halfpenny cheap one-eyed tawdry larry schlock two-bit frippery schlub picayune catchpenny bodger schlack cotton-picking cheap and nasty not worth a cracker

8 无聊的事物

bore nonsense trumpery dragsville

9 不值钱

twopenny-halfpenny cheap one-eyed tawdry larry schlock two-bit frippery schlub picayune catchpenny bodger schlack cotton-picking tat cheap and nasty not worth a cracker

10 根本不

not for anything not anything like as good not anything like as much anything but not exactly

11 毫不

not one little bit not in the slightest not a bit not one bit