méi​de

to have nothing to

没的 沒的 méi​de
to have nothing to
Used before a verb to indicate that there is nothing to do or nothing available to perform that action
how can it be that
Used in rhetorical questions to mean "how can it be that..." or "surely..."
might as well
Used to indicate that one might as well do something or that there is no other choice
for no reason
Used in Early Modern Chinese or colloquialisms to mean without reason or pointlessly, often in the context of talking nonsense