酒杯要一个就够了 我要先走 今天不喝了
“One wine glass is enough. I should get going. I'm not drinking today.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“so they specially prepared the hotel's signature afternoon tea for you.”
酒 杯 要一个就够了 我要 先走 今天 不喝了
“One wine glass is enough. I should get going. I'm not drinking today.”
“When you move in, I'll celebrate with you then.”
“I cannot stay for drinks right now, but please enjoy it yourself.”
In social and business contexts, flatly refusing a drink can feel awkward; softening it with a promise to celebrate properly later preserves harmony.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
just one is enough
A very common everyday phrase used to decline excess offers or specify a limit politely.
to leave first / take one's leave early
Used when leaving a gathering before others without sounding abrupt.
Marks a change of plan or state regarding the decision not to drink.
