没A没B Set Phrases like 没完没了
Understand and use set phrases like 没完没了, 没日没夜 and 没大没小, and tell them apart from 不A不B phrases like 不大不小.
문형
没 + A + 没 + B (A and B: a pair of related one-syllable words)
Doubling 没 says something is completely missing, and it usually complains: 没完没了 is “with no end in sight”.
这个会开得没完没了，大家都累了。
When to use 没A没B Set Phrases like 没完没了
没A没B is a family of four-character set phrases: 没 goes before each of two related one-syllable words, usually a pair of opposites (大/小, 日/夜, 轻/重) or two parts of one whole (头/脑, 心/肺). Saying 没 twice stresses that something is completely missing, and most of these phrases criticize or complain: 没完没了 “endless”, 没大没小 “no respect for older people”. Learn them as set phrases; you can’t freely make new ones.
他没日没夜地工作了一个星期。
He worked day and night for a whole week.
这孩子跟大人说话没大没小的。
This kid talks to adults with no respect at all.
他没头没脑地问了一句，我没听懂。
He asked something out of nowhere, and I didn’t get it.
你怎么没完没了地玩手机？
Why are you on your phone nonstop?
흔한 실수
- Don’t swap in 不: the phrase is 没完没了, not 不完不了.
- 没大没小 is not about size: it means being rude to older people. For “just the right size”, say 不大不小.
- Keep the fixed order: 没日没夜, not 没夜没日.
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