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

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

Short explanation:

Used to express the complete absence of something.

Formation:

毫无 + Noun / Adjective

Examples:

他对音乐毫无兴趣。
Tā duì yīnyuè háo wú xìngqù.
He has no interest in music at all.
经过一天的辛苦努力,我们毫无收获。
Jīngguò yītiān de xīnkǔ nǔlì, wǒmen háo wú shōuhuò.
After a whole day's hard work, we gained nothing at all.
她对自己的未来毫无信心。
Tā duì zìjǐ de wèilái háo wú xìnxīn.
She has no confidence at all in her future.
即使面对困难,他也毫无退缩。
Jíshǐ miàn duì kùnnan, tā yě háo wú tuì suō.
Even when facing difficulties, he doesn't retreat at all.

Long explanation:

'毫无 (háo wú)' is a Chinese phrase meaning 'without' or 'not in the least'. It is used to emphasize the total absence or lack of a particular object, quality, or condition. This phrase is particularly common in written Chinese and is especially used over '没有' when you want to add more emphasis on the fact that there is not even a slight bit or hint of something.
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