HSK 7
没说的
"没说的" – No need to say more, nothing to discuss
Explanation
The phrase "没说的" (méi shuō de) is used to emphasize that something is obvious, certain, needing no further explanation or argument. In the first example sentence, it means "of course" or "it goes without saying", expressing willingness without hesitation. In the second example sentence, it carries a tone of praise, meaning "excellent, nothing to fault" or "flawless".
Examples
Learn “没说的” effectively
The grammar point “没说的” ("没说的" – No need to say more, nothing to discuss) is one of the key structures at HSK 7. To use it fluently, you need to understand the contexts where it's used and practice regularly.
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