都散会吧 这事我再想想
“Meeting adjourned. I'll think it over.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“there's another option. That is to cooperate with Zhuling.”
都 散会 吧 这事我 再想想
“Meeting adjourned. I'll think it over.”
“Xiao Zhiyu can't find a supply channel.”
“We are not deciding this right now; stop pushing and let me assess the consequences on my own.”
In Chinese business culture, leaders often table contentious proposals with phrases like 'let me think' to avoid losing face or committing prematurely in front of subordinates.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
adjourn a meeting / dismiss the meeting
A standard professional phrase used by the chairperson or leader to end a meeting.
think it over further / reconsider
Frequently used as a polite deferral tactic when a leader is hesitant to agree to a proposed idea immediately.
Softens an executive command into a polite yet firm directive to dismiss the room.
