Correct
无可奉告
/ wú kě fèng gào /
Strokes
Collocation
1
用无可奉告来对付提问
2
暂时无可奉告
3
本人无可奉告
Definition
无可奉告:
Literally means:
no comment; have nothing to say
Actually means:
奉告 is a polite expression, which means in forming people about something.
This phrase means having nothing to say.
It is often used to indicate that one does not want to or refuses to give his opinions or answer questions.
奉告,敬词,把情况告诉对方或别人。
无可奉告,没有什么可以告诉对方或别人的。
多用于表示不想发表什么意见,或拒绝回答问题。
Example
Used as object or predicate. (作宾语、谓语)
1
Xīnwén
新闻
fābùhuì
发布会
shàng
上
,
zhè
这
wèi
位
fāyánrén
发言人
yòng
用
yī
一
gōu
句
wúkěfènggào
无可奉告
huíbì
回避
le
了
yī
一
gè
个
bǐjiào
比较
mǐngǎn
敏感
de
的
wèntí
问题
。
At the press conference, the spokesman avoided a more sensitive issue with an unsavoidable statement.
2
Duìyú
对于
zhècì
这次
shìjiàn
事件
de
的
xiángxì
详细
jīngguò
经过
,
jǐngfāng
警方
shuō
说
zànshí
暂时
wúkěfènggào
无可奉告
。
Police said they had no immediate comment on the details of the incident.
3
Zhè
这
yīliánchuàn
一连串
de
的
wèntí
问题
,
tā
他
shízài
实在
nányǐ
难以
huídá
回答
,
zhǐnéng
只能
yòng
用
wúkěfènggào
无可奉告
sì
四
gè
个
zì
字
lái
来
duìfu
对付
jìzhě
记者
。
This series of questions, he is really difficult to answer, can only use the word "no comment" to deal with reporters.