无奈 | wú nài | to have no alternative; frustrated; exasperated; helpless; (conjunction) but unfortunately | |
奈何 | nài hé | to do something to sb; to deal with; to cope; how?; to no avail | |
无可奈何 | wú kě nài hé | have no way out; have no alternative; abbr. to 无奈 | |
没奈何 | mò nài hé | to have no alternative; to be helpless | |
万般无奈 | wàn bān wú nài | to have no way out; to have no alternative |
1 | In Nairobi it's 60% of the city' s population. | |
2 | Maybe it was a play after all, because the ending was straight from the pen of Neil Simon. | |
3 | She believed him, and never changed, Zennai things impermanent, empty, old joy, already with his departure, no longer. | |
4 | The head of the Indian Space Research Organization, G. Madhavan Nair, calls it a perfect launch and says everything is going according to plan. | |
5 | Kenai residents gathered together and called Akita' s mayor to ask how they could help. |