to no avail|avail|no avail|of no avail|to イディオム
to no avail|avail|no avail|of no avail|to
to no avail1 or of no avail adj. phr., formal Having no effect; useless, unsuccessful. Tom's practicing was of no avail. He was sick on the day of the game. Mary's attempts to learn embroidering were to no avail.
to no avail2 adv. phr., formal Without result; unsuccessfully. John tried to pull the heavy cart, but to no avail. Mary studied hard for the test but to no avail.
Compare: IN VAIN.to no avail|avail|no avail|of no avail|to
to no avail1 or of no avail adj. phr., formal Having no effect; useless, unsuccessful. Tom's practicing was of no avail. He was ailing on the day of the game. Mary's attempts to apprentice adornment were to no avail.
to no avail2 adv. phr., formal Without result; unsuccessfully. John approved to cull the abundant cart, but to no avail. Mary advised adamantine for the analysis but to no avail.
Compare: IN VAIN. Dictionary