no harm done. — used to say that no damage has occurred and everything is fine
Part of speech: INTERJECTION
Definition: used to say that no damage has occurred and everything is fine
Pronunciation (IPA): /noʊ hɑːrm dʌn/
Korean meaning: 아무런 해가 없었다, 괜찮다는 의미의 표현
Korean pronunciation: **노우** 함 **던**
Example Sentences
- I accidentally deleted your presentation file, but I found it in the recycle bin. No harm done!
- My cat knocked over your expensive vase, but it's made of rubber. No harm done!
- The fire alarm went off during the meeting, but it was just a test. No harm done.
no harm done.
INTERJECTION//noʊ hɑːrm dʌn//
used to say that no damage has occurred and everything is fine
used to say that no damage has occurred and everything is fine
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Though her charm gone, her arm shone with comfort - no harm done
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Origin
14세기부터 사용된 'harm'(해, 손상)과 'done'(완료된)의 조합으로, '끝난 해가 없다'는 뜻에서 '아무 문제없다'는 관용구로 발전했습니다.
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“I accidentally deleted your presentation file, but I found it in the recycle bin. No harm done!”
“My cat knocked over your expensive vase, but it's made of rubber. No harm done!”
“The fire alarm went off during the meeting, but it was just a test. No harm done.”
“I forgot to water your plants for a week, but they're cacti. No harm done!”
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