far from; not the time/place/level for
Attaches to nouns or verb stems. Used with a negative predicate to indicate that the preceding thing is far from being the case, or that the situation is not at a level where something can be done. Often translates as 'far from', 'not the time for', or 'not the level for'.
I'm so busy that this is no time for playing.
I'm so busy that resting is out of the question.
Far from apologizing, he got angry instead.
I'm too busy to even think about eating.