現(xiàn)在信息發(fā)達(dá)，傳媒爭相報(bào)導(dǎo)內(nèi)幕消息，當(dāng)一些名人、藝人或政要人物被問及敏感話題時(shí)，大多會(huì)回答一句：“我無可奉告。”那么“無可奉告”用英語要怎么說呢?我們來看一段對(duì)話：

Adrian: Is that a new dress?

阿德里恩: 那是新衣服嗎?

Candy: I have no comment.

坎蒂: 我無可奉告。

Adrian: You’ve had a makeover haven’t you?

阿德里恩: 你有精心打扮過哦，沒有嗎?

Candy: No comment.

坎蒂: 無可奉告。

Adrian: I bet you’ve done this for a guy you like. Right?

阿德里恩: 我想你一定是為了心上人才這樣做，對(duì)嗎?

Candy: Well actually, yes. I have strong feelings for you. Do you like me?

坎蒂: 其實(shí)，是的。我對(duì)你有強(qiáng)烈好感，你喜歡我嗎?

Adrian: Eh, eh. No comment.

阿德里恩: 呃，呃，無可奉告。

對(duì)話中共出現(xiàn)了3次 no comment，沒錯(cuò)，它就是我們常常中文里所說的“無可奉告、不予置評(píng)”。再舉個(gè)例句：I have no comment to make on what is said about her.(關(guān)于她的傳言，我不予置評(píng)。)除了 no comment，還可以說：I have nothing to say.(我無話可說。)例：I have nothing to say in reference to that incident.(關(guān)于那次事件，我無可奉告。)另外在口語里，一個(gè) nothing 也可以表示“無可奉告”的意思。例：When asked what the company was planning to do, the chairman repeated "nothing".(當(dāng)被問及公司計(jì)劃做什么時(shí)，董事長重復(fù)道：“無可奉告”。)

對(duì)話中 Adrian 問，You’ve had a makeover, haven’t you? 動(dòng)詞詞組 make over 有“修改”、“改造”的意思，例如：The tailor has made the dress over, so that it looks fashionable now.(那件衣服經(jīng)裁縫修改后，現(xiàn)在看起來很時(shí)髦。)兩個(gè)詞合在一起變成名詞 makeover，就是“非常用心的打扮”或“(機(jī)構(gòu)等)形象的徹底改變”，例如：(1) Every woman likes a good makeover once in a while.(女人總喜歡偶然非常用心的好好打扮。) (2) The bank decided that it was time for a complete makeover, and launched an advertising campaign emphasizing its investment functions.(這家銀行決定改變形象，展開了宣傳運(yùn)動(dòng)，強(qiáng)調(diào)其投資功能。)

當(dāng)你不想把消息告訴別人時(shí)說：I have no comment. 那么如果你有些小道消息想向別人“爆料”，卻又不想別人引用你的名字，這該怎么說呢?這時(shí)你可以告訴他：Don’t quote me on that.(不要引述我的名字。)或 Can I say something off the record?(我可否私底下告訴你一些消息?)