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汉语拼音：yǒu míng wú shí

空有名义或名声而没有实际。

• 【解释】：光有空名，实际上并不是那样。
• 【出自】：《庄子·则阳》：“有名有实，是物之居；无名无实，在物之虚。”《国语·晋语八》：“吾有卿之名而无其实。无以从二三子，吾是以忧，子贺我何故？”
• 【示例】：多数政治，在将来或有做到的日子，但现在却是～的。
  ◎清·梁启超《新中国未来记》第三回
• 【语法】：联合式；作谓语、宾语、定语；含贬义

• For a decade before he took over in 2005 his party looked incapable of governing, even when it was still nominally doing it.

  在他2005年成为保守党党魁之前的十年，保守党一直有名无实地参与国家的治理，没有能力执政。

• Now, he said, he believed Gaddafi would likely lose power completely, or retain a figurehead role without any concrete authority.

  现在，他说，他相信卡扎菲很可能会完全失去权力，或保留没有任何具体的权力有名无实的作用。

• He would then be a lame duck for the next three years and America would be a lame power.

  随后的三年，奥巴马会成为一个有名无实的总统，而美国的强国地位也将大打折扣。

• The total reagent concentration is formulated such that only nominally exothermic reactions are observed.

  总试剂含量被公式化这样仅放热反应有名无实地被观察。

• Used on nominally flat roofs up to a maximum pitch of five degrees.

  使用在有名无实地屋顶平台由最大五个程度轴节决定。

• Japanese chief executives are often figure heads, while real (but informal) power resides elsewhere, perhaps with the chairman.

  日本首席行政长官往往有名无实，而实际权力（非正式）归于别处，或许归主席。

• Besides the incommensurability of different traditions, ethnocentrism often makes a dialogue between different traditions merely nominal.

  此外，不可通约的文化传统以及种族中心主义常常使对话有名无实。

• a poor apology The man you've just mentioned is but a poor apology for a writer. His writings are tedious.

  你刚才提到的那个作家不过是个有名无实的人。他的作品太没意思了。

• Indeed, the divisions between fiscal tightening advocates and their opponents are often more apparent than real.

  实际上，支持财政紧缩的人与反对者之间的分歧往往有名无实。