让你走就走 别那么多话 走
“Enough questions. Just come with her. Let's go.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
去哪儿
“Go where?”
让你走就走 别那么多话 走
“Enough questions. Just come with her. Let's go.”
方总监 方总
“Ms. Fang.”
“Just do what I say and stop asking questions, there's no time to explain.”
A common respectful form of address for mid-to-senior management in modern Chinese workplaces (short for title or surname + 'zong'), reflecting professional hierarchy and workplace title culture.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
just do as you're told
A colloquial sentence pattern conveying a strong command or sense of urgency, showing the speaker's assertiveness or impatience.
stop talking so much; cut the chatter
Used bluntly to stop someone from asking further questions or protesting, typically when feeling rushed or annoyed.