I have not got a
clue about her age.
我对她的年龄一无所知。
Give me a
clue to the question.
给我一个问题的提示。
I just have no
clue.
我根本毫无头绪。
The CIIE offers a clue to some pioneering medical practices, conducting first-trial experiments and real-world research to help China's medical equipment sector, as is the case of US medical device company Boston Scientific.
It was in 2006 that Liang realized the so-called noodle-masters knew how to make noodles but had no clue about making soup and beef.
Please send an email titled "CIIE Stories clue" along with an MS Word file attachment.
The annual report, which chronicles each US state's trade with China over the past decade and details how many jobs that exports supported, offers a clear clue on how soured relations, including the lingering trade war, have impacted trade between the world's top two economies along with job creation in the US.
Today, they want to be involved in marketing campaigns, customer management and consumer data insights so as to get a clue about future sales," he said.
Other sectors poised for rebound include food and beverages, cosmetics and apparel, said the survey conducted by consultancy Kantar based on 24 categories and involving 1,000 Chinese respondents, whose changing shopping patterns provide a clue to where consumption will head whenever the outbreak draws to a close.
Together with the release of four industry-specific reports, the knowledge-sharing oriented gala aims to "provide a clue to the outlook of China amid uncertainties and help everyone better identify their unique strengths to cope with the changing tides," the company said in a statement.
"Through improving the immune systems of animals, TCM herbs may hopefully provide some clue for preventing and curing the spread of the African swine fever virus, he said.
Waving Chinese flags in their hands, the audience sang My People, My Country together at the start of the movie, the theme song of the film which serves as a clue throughout the film.
"According to the QIRI report, the number offers investors a better clue of the general segmentation of China's elderly care services, as 90 percent of seniors rely on family support, 7 percent on residential community-based care services and 3 percent on nursing homes.
Without the context it easily tricks people into believing that the boss of China's first and largest private carmaker doesn't have a clue about the sophisticated automotive industry.
As for what will be the next jaw-dropping thing, I have little clue, to be frank.
Two equity analysts, one from the Chinese mainland and the other in Hong Kong, told China Daily that they did not have a clue about the sudden fall and both agreed that GAC Group's overall business is robust.
This tech trend sweeping the media industry now offers a clue to how virtual anchors are reshaping different sectors, including e-commerce.
The operating system was developed by Chinese tech heavyweight Huawei Technologies Co. "It offers me a clue into what the world of the internet of things looks like," Ge said.
"The process showcased what Huawei was capable of doing amid intense pressure, and it offers a clue as to what Huawei can do to survive the latest chip restrictions, which are widely believed to have the potential to damage its smartphone business," Xiang added.
Chen Yixin, secretary-general of the Commission for Political and Legal Affairs of the CPC Central Committee, said at the meeting that the CBIRC should hurry up and deal with the clues which point to violations of laws and regulations and make sure that each clue will go through in-depth verifications, in order to effectively prevent all types of hidden risks.
Check out the bleak results of mutual funds operated by high-flying managers so far this year and you may get some clue.