1. I don`t know diddly squat about art.
我对艺术一窍不通。
2. He gave me diddly squat for all my hard work.
对我的辛苦工作他只付了一点微不足道的报酬。
3. He thinks he's a little Puff Diddly, in case you didn't notice last night.
他以为自己是Puff Diddly 昨晚你也许也注意到了
4. Second, the columnist must know whereof he speaks, and though I can't recall his words, I can reduce them to one thought: You don't know diddly.
第二,专栏作家必须知道他在说什么,虽然我不能完全回忆起他说的话,但能总结为一点:你完全不知道。
5. I had the best grades in the class, and I didn't get diddly squat.
我如果没拿到奖也不会哭
6. Planning your finances carefully like this is going to mean the difference between getting an amazing return on your money and getting diddly squat.
规划自己的财务仔细想这将会是指之间的差额获得惊人的回报,你的钱,并获得diddly蹲下。
7. Lucky those boys don't know diddly-squat about fighting.
幸运的是那些小伙子一点也不懂格斗
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8. A good vacuuming will get up the sand and other loose debris from your car's carpeting, but it won't do diddly for stains or ground-in dirt.
用真空吸尘器好好打扫的话可以把沙土和其他一些碎屑吸出来,但它对染色和污垢就毫无办法了。
noun
1. a small worthless amount
e.g. you don't know jack
Synonym: jack doodly-squat diddly-squat diddlysquat diddly-shit diddlyshit diddley squat shit