8 thoughts on “ No Thanks ”

1. Saktilar says:

   23.03.2020 at 19:44

   no thanks to (someone or something) Without any help from someone or something. Implies that the task or action being discussed was accomplished without assistance from the person or thing mentioned, even though they could or should have helped. We finally reached our fundraising goal, no thanks to any local businesses, who all declined to donate.

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2. Tojind says:

   19.03.2020 at 06:41

   no thanks informal used to say politely that you do not want something ‘How about some cake?’ ‘Oh, no thanks, I’m on a diet.’ → thanks Examples from the Corpus no thanks • Thanks, but - no thanks! • Carrie said we could do another screen but I said no thanks.

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3. Telkree says:

   18.03.2020 at 11:00

   Words nearby no thanks to not-for-profit organization, NOT gate, not give a damn, not give someone the time of day, not half bad, no thanks to, not have a bean, not have a clue, not have an earthly chance, .

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4. Mazahn says:

   18.03.2020 at 03:18

   The words no thanks always mean basically the same thing: "no, thank you [for offering it/them to me]". In spoken English, there can further emotional meaning conveyed by the intonation, but this is generally hard to indicate in written English.

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5. Faulabar says:

   21.03.2020 at 07:40

   No Thanks synonyms. Top synonyms for no thanks (other words for no thanks) are not at all, by no means and no way jose.

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6. Nesar says:

   20.03.2020 at 02:09

   No Thanks! is a card game designed to be as simple as it is engaging. The rules are simple. Each turn, players have two options: play one of their chips to avoid picking up the current face-up card.

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7. Vihn says:

   18.03.2020 at 23:28

   I think that "Thanks, but no thanks! " means: "Thank you for the offer, but no thanks to the offer". "No thanks" is kind of a "set phrase" I guess, so we include the thanks again even though we've already said it once at the start. It is true that you can say "Thanks, but no", however it sounds a bit firm.

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8. Dagal says:

   24.03.2020 at 11:36

   Sep 09,  · "No thanks" without a comma means "No gratitude; I didn't even receive a thank you." I believe the same would apply to: No, thank you. = No, but thanks anyway. Example - "Would you like another piece of cake?

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