Mandarin Grammar Point
毫无 (háo wú) - Without any, not in the least

毫无 (háo wú) - Without any, not in the least

Short explanation:

Used to express the complete absence of something.

Formation:

Subject + 毫无 + Object

Examples:

他毫无理由的就离开了聚会。
Tā háo wú lǐyóu de jiù líkāi le jùhuì.
He left the party without any reason.
这件事我毫无所知。
Zhè jiàn shì wǒ háowú suǒzhī.
I know nothing about this matter.
头疼的药已经吃完了,可是我还是毫无改善。
Tóuténg de yào yǐjīng chī wánle, kěshì wǒ háishì háowú gǎishàn.
I've finished the headache medicine, but I've not improved at all.
他毫无节制的吃了太多甜食。
Tā háo wú jiézhì de chīle tài duō tiánshí.
He ate too many sweets without any restraint.

Long explanation:

The Mandarin Chinese phrase '毫无 (háo wú)' signifies an absolute lack or absence of something. It is often used to exhibit the complete nonexistence or nonoccurrence of a certain concept, idea, action, or thing. This term is the equivalent of saying 'without any' or 'not in the least' in English.
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