英和和英

Fine words butter no parsnips.

Talk will not avail without work.

It is good for nothing.

Just smiling is meaningless.

So I won't be helpful after all.

It's not practical to do that.

I can't apply my mind to anything with all that noise!

There is no advantage in losing your temper.

There is no hurry.

He just thinks that it is too troublesome.

There was nothing left over.

There is nothing that does not decay.

Complaining won't get you anywhere.

It doesn't go well no matter what I do.

I can make nothing of it.

There's no excuse for that.

There is no hurry.

What makes you look so dissatisfied?

I don't know what's real.

You cannot have your way in everything.

You can't have your way in everything.

Nothing can abash him.

It may (well) be of no practical use.

I will not do that for the life of me.

You don't get anything.

You don't understand even a single thing.

I'm in no hurry.

I'm not in any rush.

I have no idea of what it is like.

He never loses his head

Fine words butter no parsnips.

It is good for nothing.

the state or quality uselessness

It's not practical to do that.

So I won't be helpful after all.

It may (well) be of no practical use.

Complaining won't get you anywhere.

It is no use learning such things

Flattery will get you nowhere [cut no ice] (with us).

the result of work being in vain

That will do us a fat lot of good.

He is a good-for-nothing （fellow）.

However large it may be, a library will not be of much use unless it is kept in order.