但你不仅知道我长什么样子
“But not only do you know what I look like,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我们没见过
“We haven't met.”
但你不仅 知道 我 长什么样子
“But not only do you know what I look like,”
“but you also sent a letter to my company to report me.”
“Stop pretending we are strangers—you've been stalking and targeting me intentionally.”
In Chinese workplace and social conflicts, anonymous reporting or covert sabotage while pretending unfamiliarity is viewed as particularly insidious and dishonorable.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not only
Correlative conjunction typically paired with 还 or 而且 to introduce an escalating fact.
what someone looks like; appearance
A highly colloquial, natural phrase for referring to someone's physical appearance or facial recognition.