不是说要把我们分开审吗 你怎么能进来呀
“Weren't we supposed to be interrogated separately? How did you get in?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Madam, are you alright? Are you okay? I'm okay.”
不是说要 把我们 分开 审 吗 你怎么能 进 来呀
“Weren't we supposed to be interrogated separately? How did you get in?”
宪兵队那个马江天 故意把我放进来的
“Ma Jiangtian from the Gendarmerie let me in on purpose.”
“Weren't they going to interrogate us separately? Something must be wrong—this could be a trap.”
In modern espionage and criminal investigations, co-suspects are interrogated separately to prevent collusion. A breach of this standard procedure often signals an enemy trap or a psychological ploy.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
wasn't it said that...?; didn't they say...?
A high-frequency conversational pattern used to question or challenge a situation that contradicts prior information, promises, or expectations.
to interrogate separately
A colloquial abbreviation for isolated interrogation, typically used in crime, espionage, or crisis contexts.
Placed at the end of the sentence to form a rhetorical question, emphasizing doubt when an established expectation is violated.
Placed at the end of a question to convey strong surprise, shock, and urgent concern.
