这么急急忙忙的
“You seem to be in a hurry.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
林少宗主
“Young Sect Master Lin.”
这么急急忙忙的
“You seem to be in a hurry.”
是要去干什么呀
“Where are you heading?”
“Why the rush? What are you up to?”
An honorific title for the heir of a clan or martial sect in ancient, xianxia, or wuxia settings, reflecting the social hierarchy and status order of traditional martial sects.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
in a hurry, hastily, or flurriedly
An AABB-pattern reduplicated adjective, commonly used as an adverbial or predicate to describe someone moving or handling matters in a great rush.
Placed after an adjective phrase to enhance the descriptive tone and emphasize the subject's hurried state.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“What are you busy with? Why so urgent?”
“Why such a rush?”
“What's so urgent that you asked to meet me?”
“Why are you desperate to plant your own man in the army?”
“Are you so eager to be the 23rd?”
“They are the ones in a rush now.”
“I bet you're the only one who'd dare take on such a rushed job.”
“I was just too anxious.”
“The main thing is, the parties are anxious. They've been under a lot of stress.”
“What was so urgent that you had to do this?”
“He's the most eager of all.”
“What's the rush? Need something?”
“Maybe he's rushing over.”
“but they must be anxious.”
“Where are you going? To the Student Affairs Office. Student Affairs Office? Can I help you with something?”
“What changed? Are you panicking?”
“If you're really in a bind,”
“You look like you're in a rush. Where are you going?”
“but when it comes to you, she worries the most.”
“(Cao Mingzhi, Magistrate of Ruanjiang County) than anyone.”
“it's not just you who is anxious.”
“Now you're worried? So what were you doing back then?”
“I got so worried that I just came here directly.”
“So eager, isn't she?”
“What is so urgent?”
“What's the rush?”