夏总可是 我们律所的大客户
“Ms. Xia is a major client of our law firm.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
可是怎么他也来了
“But why is he here, too?”
夏总 可是 我们律所的 大客户
“Ms. Xia is a major client of our law firm.”
这几天我代表我们律所 陪同夏总
“For the next few days, on behalf of our law firm, I will be accompanying Ms. Xia”
“He brings in too much money to question, so we have to treat him like royalty.”
In Chinese corporate culture, key clients are treated with utmost deference and personal accompaniment by firm representatives to preserve business relationships.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
indeed / after all (emphatic marker)
Used before a predicate to forcefully confirm a known fact or highlight an undeniable status.
key account / major client
Standard business term used to designate high-value commercial clients who generate significant revenue.