还得提前给你们知会一声
“have to notify you in advance?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
什么时候死人
“Do deaths now”
还得 提前 给你 们 知会一声
“have to notify you in advance?”
若不是祐辰安
“If not for You Chen'an”
“Do you really think people schedule their killings to accommodate your protocols?”
Irony is often derived from contrasting civilized protocols of etiquette with brutal, lawless realities of violence.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
in advance, ahead of time
A very common adverb placed before verbs to indicate doing something prior to a deadline or event.
give a heads-up; notify briefly
A colloquial idiom meaning to give someone prior notice or an informal briefing.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“And it can let you know the wedding procedures ahead of time.”
“Once a suitable kidney is available, we will notify you immediately.”
“send someone to notify me immediately.”
“I need to state in advance, that due to our regulations, this conversation needs to be recorded.”
“Let them know they can start cooking. Okay.”
“if he has a fever. Okay.”
“I hope you'll inform me next time,”
“We warned you to prepare early on.”