not for all the tea in chinaとは 意味・読み方・使い方

We drink without milk or sugar.

I wouldn't marry you for all the tea in China.

a kind of Chinese tea

There is nothing doing in tea.

There is no business doing in tea

No tea-money accepted.

the tea leaves in whole-rice tea

a Chinese tea called oolong

There is no harm in tea.

to sip tea―sup tea

What would the world do without tea?

I don't drink tea.

Why don't we go have tea?

to offer one tea―serve tea

There cannot be any tea left in the pot.

to deny oneself tea―abnegate tea

Tea was introduced from China.

a fine quality of black tea native to China

tea remaining in a tea pot

Tea-things are bought and sold at fabulous prices―bought and sold at fancy prices.

the tea leaves that remain after making tea

tea leaves that had been used for brewing tea

One hundred yen tea-money is outrageous―atrocious.

The Japanese and Chinese drink tea from diminutive cups.

in Japanese tea ceremony, the rite of switching from a winter furnace to a spring furnace

No tea-money accepted.

a cup of tea served without cake

a style of Japanese tea ceremony, called {'satsu-bako'} style

tea leaves remaining in a tea canister

a type of tea ceremony called the outdoor tea ceremony