小伤 不碍事 那怎么行?
“Just some cuts. It's nothing. That's no good.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
也不处理一下呀?
“You didn't even treat your injuries.”
小伤 不碍事 那怎么行 ?
“Just some cuts. It's nothing. That's no good.”
你也太粗心了 有伤口可不能含糊
“You're being reckless. Wounds are no joking matter.”
“Don't fuss over me, it's nothing serious.”
Chinese speakers frequently dismiss their own physical discomfort with phrases like '不碍事' to avoid making others worry or creating an inconvenience, prompting close companions to insist on care.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
it doesn't matter; it's nothing serious
A very common oral idiom used to downplay physical pain, accidents, or minor inconveniences.
that won't do; that's unacceptable
Used as an immediate objection when someone neglects their health or refuses necessary help.