Definition of all-or-nothing in English:

all-or-nothing

adjective ˌɔːlɔːˈnʌθɪŋˌɔlərˈnəθɪŋ

Having no middle position or compromise available.
绝对的，极端的
an all-or-nothing decision
极端的决定。
Example sentencesExamples
- I guess what I'm saying in these three points is that no one should feel he must cut himself off from the Church out of some all-or-nothing approach to Faith.
- It was an all-or-nothing display by Jim Duffy's battlers and they could have had it all if McManus's shot in stoppage time had screeched a few inches inside the post rather than crashing back off it.
- Williams was forced to use high-risk all-or-nothing tactics which backfired as Seles squared the match then secured victory.
- It seems the film wants to present it as the ultimate betrayal of human responsibility and as belonging to the same all-or-nothing solipsistic madness that fed Nazism.
- Murphy was trying to project confidence, knowing well that regardless of what he said, Iowa is an all-or-nothing proposition for Gephardt.
- University admissions are an all-or-nothing proposition: You're either admitted or you're not.
- My read of these cases is that the Administration's all-or-nothing strategy is untenable, but that a lesser position may still be defensible.
- They could have asked that jurors consider a lesser charge, such as manslaughter, in addition to murder, but opted for an all-or-nothing strategy.
- There's no such thing as casual listening when dealing with music this intense - it's an all-or-nothing proposition.
- Given the all-or-nothing quality of this position, it's easy to imagine its chilly reception in the publishing world.
- Perhaps Students' Council will smartly suggest that each project be voted on separately and save students from making an all-or-nothing decision.
- This is presented as an all-or-nothing argument.
- The bottom line is that the church has to appeal to potential new members in a non-dogmatic way, allowing people to become as involved as they wish, rather than an all-or-nothing approach.
- But such policies are sometimes criticized because they appear to be an all-or-nothing approach.
- This case presents an all-or-nothing proposition.
- Those were his words, an all-or-nothing policy.
- The first abiding myth is that the miners' leadership faced a choice between a negotiated compromise and the all-or-nothing resistance they mounted.
- But again, this is I think pretty much an all-or-nothing proposition.
- And it's an all-or-nothing deal; I can't just take off the glitter.
- Remember, following a healthful diet doesn't require an all-or-nothing approach; every positive change helps.

Definition of all-or-nothing in US English:

all-or-nothing

adjectiveˌɔlərˈnəθɪŋˌôlərˈnəTHiNG

Having no middle position or compromise available.
绝对的，极端的
an all-or-nothing decision
极端的决定。
Example sentencesExamples
- The bottom line is that the church has to appeal to potential new members in a non-dogmatic way, allowing people to become as involved as they wish, rather than an all-or-nothing approach.
- Perhaps Students' Council will smartly suggest that each project be voted on separately and save students from making an all-or-nothing decision.
- Given the all-or-nothing quality of this position, it's easy to imagine its chilly reception in the publishing world.
- Remember, following a healthful diet doesn't require an all-or-nothing approach; every positive change helps.
- The first abiding myth is that the miners' leadership faced a choice between a negotiated compromise and the all-or-nothing resistance they mounted.
- But such policies are sometimes criticized because they appear to be an all-or-nothing approach.
- It was an all-or-nothing display by Jim Duffy's battlers and they could have had it all if McManus's shot in stoppage time had screeched a few inches inside the post rather than crashing back off it.
- I guess what I'm saying in these three points is that no one should feel he must cut himself off from the Church out of some all-or-nothing approach to Faith.
- It seems the film wants to present it as the ultimate betrayal of human responsibility and as belonging to the same all-or-nothing solipsistic madness that fed Nazism.
- They could have asked that jurors consider a lesser charge, such as manslaughter, in addition to murder, but opted for an all-or-nothing strategy.
- Those were his words, an all-or-nothing policy.
- But again, this is I think pretty much an all-or-nothing proposition.
- My read of these cases is that the Administration's all-or-nothing strategy is untenable, but that a lesser position may still be defensible.
- This case presents an all-or-nothing proposition.
- There's no such thing as casual listening when dealing with music this intense - it's an all-or-nothing proposition.
- Williams was forced to use high-risk all-or-nothing tactics which backfired as Seles squared the match then secured victory.
- University admissions are an all-or-nothing proposition: You're either admitted or you're not.
- This is presented as an all-or-nothing argument.
- And it's an all-or-nothing deal; I can't just take off the glitter.
- Murphy was trying to project confidence, knowing well that regardless of what he said, Iowa is an all-or-nothing proposition for Gephardt.

单词	all-or-nothing
释义	Definition of all-or-nothing in English: all-or-nothing adjective ˌɔːlɔːˈnʌθɪŋˌɔlərˈnəθɪŋ Having no middle position or compromise available. 绝对的，极端的 an all-or-nothing decision 极端的决定。 Example sentencesExamples I guess what I'm saying in these three points is that no one should feel he must cut himself off from the Church out of some all-or-nothing approach to Faith. It was an all-or-nothing display by Jim Duffy's battlers and they could have had it all if McManus's shot in stoppage time had screeched a few inches inside the post rather than crashing back off it. Williams was forced to use high-risk all-or-nothing tactics which backfired as Seles squared the match then secured victory. It seems the film wants to present it as the ultimate betrayal of human responsibility and as belonging to the same all-or-nothing solipsistic madness that fed Nazism. Murphy was trying to project confidence, knowing well that regardless of what he said, Iowa is an all-or-nothing proposition for Gephardt. University admissions are an all-or-nothing proposition: You're either admitted or you're not. My read of these cases is that the Administration's all-or-nothing strategy is untenable, but that a lesser position may still be defensible. They could have asked that jurors consider a lesser charge, such as manslaughter, in addition to murder, but opted for an all-or-nothing strategy. There's no such thing as casual listening when dealing with music this intense - it's an all-or-nothing proposition. Given the all-or-nothing quality of this position, it's easy to imagine its chilly reception in the publishing world. Perhaps Students' Council will smartly suggest that each project be voted on separately and save students from making an all-or-nothing decision. This is presented as an all-or-nothing argument. The bottom line is that the church has to appeal to potential new members in a non-dogmatic way, allowing people to become as involved as they wish, rather than an all-or-nothing approach. But such policies are sometimes criticized because they appear to be an all-or-nothing approach. This case presents an all-or-nothing proposition. Those were his words, an all-or-nothing policy. The first abiding myth is that the miners' leadership faced a choice between a negotiated compromise and the all-or-nothing resistance they mounted. But again, this is I think pretty much an all-or-nothing proposition. And it's an all-or-nothing deal; I can't just take off the glitter. Remember, following a healthful diet doesn't require an all-or-nothing approach; every positive change helps. Definition of all-or-nothing in US English: all-or-nothing adjectiveˌɔlərˈnəθɪŋˌôlərˈnəTHiNG Having no middle position or compromise available. 绝对的，极端的 an all-or-nothing decision 极端的决定。 Example sentencesExamples The bottom line is that the church has to appeal to potential new members in a non-dogmatic way, allowing people to become as involved as they wish, rather than an all-or-nothing approach. Perhaps Students' Council will smartly suggest that each project be voted on separately and save students from making an all-or-nothing decision. Given the all-or-nothing quality of this position, it's easy to imagine its chilly reception in the publishing world. Remember, following a healthful diet doesn't require an all-or-nothing approach; every positive change helps. The first abiding myth is that the miners' leadership faced a choice between a negotiated compromise and the all-or-nothing resistance they mounted. But such policies are sometimes criticized because they appear to be an all-or-nothing approach. It was an all-or-nothing display by Jim Duffy's battlers and they could have had it all if McManus's shot in stoppage time had screeched a few inches inside the post rather than crashing back off it. I guess what I'm saying in these three points is that no one should feel he must cut himself off from the Church out of some all-or-nothing approach to Faith. It seems the film wants to present it as the ultimate betrayal of human responsibility and as belonging to the same all-or-nothing solipsistic madness that fed Nazism. They could have asked that jurors consider a lesser charge, such as manslaughter, in addition to murder, but opted for an all-or-nothing strategy. Those were his words, an all-or-nothing policy. But again, this is I think pretty much an all-or-nothing proposition. My read of these cases is that the Administration's all-or-nothing strategy is untenable, but that a lesser position may still be defensible. This case presents an all-or-nothing proposition. There's no such thing as casual listening when dealing with music this intense - it's an all-or-nothing proposition. Williams was forced to use high-risk all-or-nothing tactics which backfired as Seles squared the match then secured victory. University admissions are an all-or-nothing proposition: You're either admitted or you're not. This is presented as an all-or-nothing argument. And it's an all-or-nothing deal; I can't just take off the glitter. Murphy was trying to project confidence, knowing well that regardless of what he said, Iowa is an all-or-nothing proposition for Gephardt.
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