to say nothing of
英 [tu: sei ˈnʌθiŋ ɔv] 美 [tu se ˈnʌθɪŋ ʌv]

释义

更不必说；

双语例句

1. The table is a mess, to say nothing of the office.
   桌子都乱七八糟了，更不用说办公室了。
2. I enjoy singing, much more listening to music.
   我喜欢唱歌，更不用说听音乐了。
3. Besides, I have a father to bury.
   何况，我还得为我的父亲办后事。
4. And some of them are so insolent.
   何况他们中间有些人是那么粗野无礼。

权威例句

“not to say”≠to say nothing of或“not to speak of”
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