nada de eso

A phrase is a group of words commonly used together (e.g., once upon a time).
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a. no way
Hoy te toca a ti poner la mesa. - ¡Nada de eso! Yo la puse ayer.Today it's your turn to set the table. - No way! I set it yesterday.
a. not at all
- Pensaba que no querías venir porque estabas enfadado. - Nada de eso. Es solo que no tenía ganas.- I thought you didn't want to come because you were upset. - Not at all. I just didn't feel like it.
a. none of that (in affirmative clauses)
Hemos perdido los ahorros y el trabajo, pero nada de eso tiene importancia porque estamos juntos y nos queremos.We've lost our savings and jobs, but none of that is important because we're together and love each other.
b. any of that (in interrogative or negative clauses)
Mi esposo y yo nos divorciamos y él se fue de casa, pero nada de eso parece haber afectado a nuestro hijo.My husband and I got divorced and he left home, but our son doesn't seem to be affected by any of that.
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