Any gentleman would not use such language.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He's nobody's fool.

She twists him round her little finger.

He's like putty in her hands.

I've not yet met the right man for me.

A man should not trouble himself with small matters.

He is good for nothing.

He is a worthy opponent for me.

There is no substance in him.

A man worthy of his salt cannot do such a thing.

He cannot be trusted, for he does not take responsibility for what he has said.

It's no use trying to soft‐soap [《主に英国で用いられる》 flannel] him.

Flattery will get you nowhere with him.

He is impervious to flattery.

All men are wolves, you know. You mustn't be taken in by their honeyed words!

I haven't heard a peep out of him lately.

He has no will of his own.

The other man is good for nothing.

He's not much of a man, is he?

He has nothing to recommend him.

He won't see me again in a hurry.

He has no guts.

He's a complete good‐for‐nothing.

Not to put too fine a point on it, he's a fool.

I have no use for that man―That man is useless―of no use―good for nothing.

I would advise you to avoid his company.

He is the last man to give in tamely to another's opinion.

I don't get on well [hit it off] with him.

He is refined.

He is dignified.

It I do such a thing, I shall dishonour myself―（他動詞構文にすれば）―Such conduct will dishonour me.