还是这副全世界 都欠他的死样子
“He's always like this, as if everyone is in his debt.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
来这边跟我取下药
“Come here to take the medicine with me.”
还是这副全世界 都欠他的 死样子
“He's always like this, as if everyone is in his debt.”
“At the last award exhibition, what impressed me the most”
“He never changes—always brooding around acting like everyone owes him a favor.”
Prefixing nouns with '死' (dead/wretched) is a standard colloquial device in spoken Chinese to convey strong personal annoyance without necessarily intending literal harm.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
as if the whole world owes him
A common idiom used to mock someone who constantly looks disgruntled, bitter, or self-entitled.
wretched attitude / annoying expression
A highly colloquial, derogatory term describing someone's unpleasant facial expression or behavior.