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to no avail

to no əve͡il
english

1 general:: Also, of little or no avail. Of no use or advantage, ineffective, as in All his shouting was to no avail; no one could hear him, or The life jacket was of little or no avail. This idiom uses avail in the sense of "advantage" or "assistance," a usage dating from the mid-1400s. Also see TO LITTLE PURPOSE.

American Heritage Idioms

2 general:: Phrase(s): to no avail [and] of no avail Cliché with no effect; unsuccessful. • All of my efforts were to no avail. • Everything I did to help was of no avail. Nothing worked.

McGrawhill's American Idioms And Phrasal Verbs

ترجمه مقالات انگلیسی به فارسی
دارالترجمه
TO MULL A MULL OF
TO MULTIPLY 4 BY NOT
TO MY A
TO MY GREAT SURPRISE
TO MY MIND
TO MY SATISFACTION
TO NAILS TO COUNTER
TO NAILS UP
TO NERVE ONESELF
TO NESTLE ONESELF
TO NIBBLE AT ONE'S W
TO NICHE ONESELF
TO NICK A HORSE'S TA
TO NIGHT
TO NIP OR CRUSH IN T
TO NO AVAIL
TO NO PURPOSE
TO NOTCH UP A VIICTORY
TO NOUNT GUARD
TO NUNCUPATE A WILL
TO NUZZLE ONESELF
TO OBSERVE A FAST
TO OBSERVE THE PROPR
TO OBTAIN PERMISSION
TO OBTRUDE UP
TO OCCUPY MUCH SPACE
TO OFF AN AGREEMENT
TO OFF NEGOTIATIONS
TO OFFEND AGAINST AN
TO OFFER AN APOLOGY

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