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Bookmark or Share- Big no-no! - WordReference ForumsA "no-no" is something that is forbidden, and sorry to disagree with Pops, but this slang expression isn't simply used with small children, in my experience and observation. One might use it to warn another adult that something is considered unacceptable in a particular place or situation; a "big" no-no would be something considered especially bad.
- "no prob" or "no probs"? - WordReference ForumsAs a matter of curiousity, no prob and no probs are almost equally common to Google. Searching UK only, no probs outnumbers no prob by about 3:1. It's not all that recent, either: 1934 W ODEHOUSE Thank you, Jeeves xi. 146 Quite a prob., I mean to say, and I was still brooding on it when the garden gate clicked and I perceived Jeeves walking up ...
- A large number of population or a big populationDear all, which one is correct? 1) India has a large number of population. Or 2)India has a big population. Can population can be used countably? Thanks a lot.
- "no big deal" & "not a big deal" - WordReference ForumsThe mother : it's okay ! it's not a big deal. in another situation: a wife to her husband: do you prefer me to cook the dinner tonight or shall i ask the maid to cook it ? the husband : there is no a big deal whether you gonna cook the dinner or the housemaid . in both situation they have the same meaning that it's "not important"
- no dream is too big, no dreamer too small - WordReference ForumsThanks a lot. "no dreamer is too small" is understandable, but "no dream is too big" I don't get it. In my opinion "many dreams are too big" makes sense! People should think big, but this sentence says that having no dream is big! I don't get it. Would anyone please make the meaning of "big" more clear?
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