我都未曾多看一眼
“I never looked at them twice.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“No matter how beautiful the maids or flowers were,”
我都未曾 多看一眼
“I never looked at them twice.”
每日做完工
“Every day after work,”
“I know my boundaries and never let worldly temptations compromise my survival or duties here.”
In the imperial palace, illicit interactions between palace maids and male servants or eunuchs could result in severe punishment or death, making total detachment a vital survival tactic.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
have never / never yet
A more formal and literary equivalent of 没有 (méiyǒu), commonly used in historical or formal spoken registers.
take a second glance
Used idiomatically with negative adverbs like 未曾 or 没 to express total indifference or conscious avoidance.