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IELTS Daily idiom Of no avail : This expression means that something is not helpful or useful at all. 'vail' stemmed from a Latin word which means 'strong' or 'valuable'. Words that contain 'vail' often mean 'profit' or 'benefit'. Avail...

그녀는 몇 차례 그와 이야기를 해보려 했지만 헛수고였다. She has tried to talk to him on several occasions to no avail. 구조 노력이 악천후 때문에 허사로 돌아가고 말았다. The rescue attempts were in vain because of the bad weather...

her trousers. (순결) Her sick husband hastened to the magistrate and appealed to him to let his wife go, but to no avail. Mad with ______, the husband rushed headlong at a pillar and killed himself. (분노) As his body fell lifeless to...

I hoped I would fall back asleep. Spent an hour in bed trying to convince my brain to get some extra rest, but to no avail. I looked outside to see that it was brighter than usual, and that's when I remembered about clocks changing. So I...