英和和英

He never borrows nor lends things.

He does not care what people say about him.

He neither borrows nor lends.

He never descends to such meanness.

He has never been known to tell a lie.

He neither lends nor borrows.

He had not the shadow of an alibi.

He has seen little of life.

He murmured a few tactful nothings.

No praise is too much for what he has done.

You cannot praise him too much.

He is not altogether a fool.

He leaves nothing undone.

He was wedged into a small chair.

He was ignorant of the world.

He must always have his own way.

He did not give us even a hint of who he was.

He does well, considering (that) he has no experience.

Nothing pleased him.

He scorns to tell [scorns telling] a lie.

He wasn't his usual (sprightly) self.

He wasn't feeling himself.

He didn't look himself.

He never took his eyes off his book.

Nothing rattled him.

He is no more than [is but] a shadow of his former self.

He is not what he used to be.

He always has something worrying him.

There is no end to his worries.

There is no earthly chance of his making [staging] a comeback.