No sooner said than done



no sooner said than done

an expression indicating that something has been done quickly and obediently. Jill: Can I help you out? Jane: Yes! Put these files in alphabetical order. Jill: No sooner said than done. The service at the hotel was really remarkable. Everything we asked for was no sooner said than done.
See also: done, said, sooner

No sooner said than done.

something that you say when something is done as soon as someone asks for it or suggests it 'Would you mind closing the window for a while?' 'No sooner said than done.'
See also: done, said, sooner

no sooner said than done

Accomplished immediately, as in He said we should leave and, no sooner said than done. This expression employs no sooner ... than in the sense of "at once," a usage dating from the mid-1500s.
See also: done, said, sooner

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Clinton['klintən]
Raina-Bulgarian
Satish-Indian, Hindi, Marathi, Kannada, Telugu
ViltĖ-Lithuanian
Unathi-Southern African, Xhosa
Margery['ma:dʒəri]