突然出来横插一杠子
“But Zhou Yun suddenly showed up and threw a wrench in it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
都是因为那个周芸
“But Zhou Yun suddenly showed up and threw a wrench in it.”
突然出来 横插一杠子
“But Zhou Yun suddenly showed up and threw a wrench in it.”
“She thought she was a caring teacher,”
“She completely ruined my plans by butting in out of nowhere.”
Derived from a folk labor or boating metaphor describing someone thrusting a pole across to block passage. Today, it is commonly used to criticize someone for disregarding etiquette and meddling or interfering uninvited.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
To poke one's nose in, intervene halfway through, or forcefully obstruct someone else's business.
A colloquial derogatory idiom commonly used to complain about someone meddling and disrupting existing plans.