not to mention | Changing the system is difficult, not to mention the interpersonal relationships. |
not to mention | Distrust of people, not to mention hate, is the root of human suffering. |
not to mention | He cannot afford the common comforts of life, not to mention luxuries. |
not to mention | He can speak French and German, not to mention English. |
not to mention | He can speak French, not to mention English. |
not to mention | He can speak German, not to mention English and French. |
not to mention | He can speak Spanish, not to mention English. |
not to mention | He does not know English, not to mention German or French. |
not to mention | He doesn't even drink beer, not to mention whiskey. |
not to mention | He has been to Europe, not to mention America. |
not to mention | He has been to Portugal, not to mention Spain. |
not to mention | He has many foreign stamps, not to mention Japanese ones. |
not to mention | He has no knowledge, not to mention experience. |
not to mention | He knows German and French, not to mention English. |
not to mention | He knows no English, not to mention German. |
not to mention | He reads foreign books, not to mention Japanese ones. |
not to mention | He speaks German, not to mention English. |
not to mention | He speaks Spanish, not to mention English and German. |
not to mention | His wife now had to take care of his grandfather, not to mention their two children. |
not to mention | I have all these apples to carry, not to mention this bag of potatoes. |
not to mention | I really enjoyed the beefsteak you served, not to mention the other dishes. |
not to mention | Jane can play the violin, not to mention the guitar. |
not to mention | Ken can play the violin, not to mention the guitar. |
not to mention | Michael speaks Japanese, not to mention English. |
not to mention | My mother disliked caterpillars, not to mention snakes. |
not to mention | Nuclear power plants are dangerous, not to mention nuclear weapons. |
not to mention | She cannot ride a motorcycle, not to mention a bicycle. |
not to mention | She can play the violin, not to mention the piano. |
not to mention | She can ride a motorcycle, not to mention a bicycle. |
not to mention | She can speak French fluently, not to mention English. |
not to mention | She can speak German, not to mention English. |
not to mention | She managed not to mention her plan. |
not to mention | She speaks German and French, not to mention English. |
not to mention | She speaks Spanish, not to mention English. |
not to mention | She takes singing and dancing lessons, not to mention swimming and tennis lessons. |
not to mention | There are a number of methodological problems here, not to mention the inaccuracy of some of the results. |
not to mention | The teacher speaks good French, not to mention English. |
not to mention | We admired his wisdom, not to mention his courage. |
not to mention | We were served French champagne, not to mention the usual cocktails. |
始め(P);初め(P) | [はじめ, hajime] (n-t, n-adv) (1) beginning; start; outset; opening; (n) (2) (esp. 初め) first (in line, etc.); (3) (esp. 始め) origin; (4) (uk) (esp. 始め; as 〜を始め, 〜を始めとして, etc.) such as ...; not to mention ...; (P) #1,166 [Add to Longdo] |
況して | [まして, mashite] (exp, adv) (1) (uk) still more; to say nothing of; not to mention; (2) (uk) still less (with neg. verb); (P) [Add to Longdo] |
言わんや;況んや;況や;况や | [いわんや, iwanya] (exp) much more; not to mention; not to speak of; to say nothing of; let alone [Add to Longdo] |
疎か | [おろそか(P);おろか(P), orosoka (P); oroka (P)] (adj-na, n) (1) neglect; negligence; carelessness; (exp) (2) (おろか only) (uk) not to mention; needless to say; not to speak of; (P) [Add to Longdo] |
箝口令をしく;箝口令を敷く;緘口令を敷く | [かんこうれいをしく, kankoureiwoshiku] (exp, v5k) to impose a gag order; to hush up; to order someone not to mention something [Add to Longdo] |