副词几乎没有; 无几
1. 几乎没有：happen to 碰巧 | hardly any 几乎没有 | hardly ever 很少,几乎从不
2. 几乎没有,几乎什么也不：hang up / / 挂,吊<物>,拖延...,中止,搁置 | hardly any / / 几乎没有,几乎什么也不 | have in mind / / 记住,考虑到, 想到
3. 几乎没有、几乎什么也不：happen to 碰巧、偶然 | hardly any 几乎没有、几乎什么也不 | hardly ... when 刚一...就...
4. 一個都沒有：2. Hard to say. 不一定,很難說 | 3. Hardly any. 一個都沒有 | 4. Have a seat. 請坐
1. There is hardly any record of recalls by VW in past decades and this time is no different.
2. But it is clear that China has come out of the financial crisis almost unscathed, while the US has hardly registered any growth.
3. On the other hand, any commercial insurance company can also hardly manage the huge losses caused by natural disasters.
4. And while there's a meltdown in commercial real estate, hardly any of the credit losses have shown up on lenders'financial statements.
5. But hardly any property company in Hong Kong has ever been held up as an example of good corporate citizenship.
6. Hardly any of them have the sales volume to justify the cost of establishing their own sales channels.
7. Coupons were distributed to families as super banknotes for these supplies, and people had hardly any choice but to follow whatever the others did.
8. The principle of equity is so obviously interrelated that there is hardly any need to expound it in any great detail.
9. Chan said he has hardly any movement or sensitivity in his right hand, while Yick said she suffered facial scars and a badly injured jaw.
10. The report pointed out that share prices of companies that never give out dividends can hardly see any breakthrough.