英和和英

It can't be helped

being boundless

exhaustive

continuity

It must not be so.

There is little

constantly

to lose something

I have nothing to do.

of the arrangement of something, the state of being disorganized

the character of a person of being weak-hearted

to be faultless―perfect―ideal―satisfactory―unexceptionable―unimpeachable―above reproach―all that one can desire―all that can be desired―everything a person or thing should be―as it should be―to leave nothing to be desired

a thing that is extraordinary

the state of being slovenly

It is not so

Will go away

Nothing is wrong

to die

peerless―matchless―unmatched―unequalled―unrivalled―unparallelled―incomparable―unique―san pareil

out of existence

to become antiquated

the state of being without limit

absolutely nothing

the act of not entering

to be paralyzed

the condition of a person being free from greed

It is not worth doing―unavailing―of no avail―to do something in vain―to no purpose―to no effect―to no avail―without avail―without effect―without success.

（風説）an unfounded rumour―a groundless rumour―（説）―an ill-grounded theory―（報）―unauthentic news―mythical information

We have scored nothing.

to go out of fashion―go out of vogue―go out of favour―go out of use―fall into disuse―fall into disfavour