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diddly
noun[ U ]
USinformaluk /ˈdɪd.əl.i/ us /ˈdɪd.əl.i/(alsodiddly-squat)
anything: 任何事物
He hasn't done diddly all day.他一整天什么事都没做。
There's no point in asking Ellen - she doesn't know diddly.问埃伦没有用——她什么都不知道。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Something, anything, nothing, and everything
across-the-board
anything
aught
bazillion
bupkis
fresh
matter
none
not a dicky birdidiom
not a sausageidiom
not/nothing muchidiom
nothing
nowt
sweet
sweet fanny adamsidiom
the whole bitidiom
what with one thing and anotheridiom
whatevs
whit
zip
Examples of diddly
diddly
Credentials don't mean diddly squat in science.
From Phys.Org
Local governments have already announced their intentions to require certified turbines for any small-wind tax break -- no policymaker wants to spend taxpayer dollars on renewable energy projects that produce diddly-squat.
From Slate Magazine
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