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(informal, rhetorical question, sometimes sarcastic) Rhetorically implying that what is spoken of is undoubtedly good.

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what's not to like

Source Word

what's not to like

Phrase

informal rhetoric sarcastic sometimes

(informal, rhetorical question, sometimes sarcastic) Rhetorically implying that what is spoken of is undoubtedly good.

Japanese Meaning

嫌いな点が見当たらない / 何が悪いというのか / 嫌う理由がない

The new café has great coffee, free Wi‑Fi, and comfy chairs—what's not to like?

新しいカフェはおいしいコーヒーに無料のWi‑Fi、居心地の良い椅子が揃っていて、文句のつけようがない。

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(informal, rhetorical question, sometimes sarcastic) Rhetorically implying that what is spoken of is undoubtedly good.