只是怕动作太大会引人注目
“I'm just afraid the commotion might attract too much attention.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“We already have a countermeasure, right?”
只是 怕 动作 太大 会 引人注目
“I'm just afraid the commotion might attract too much attention.”
小安
“An,”
“We need to be much more discreet, or our whole cover will be blown.”
In Chinese strategic thinking, avoiding overt displays of power or movement is paramount to preventing pre-emptive strikes from rivals.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
making too big of a move; overacting
Used metaphorically to describe actions or strategic moves that are too drastic, conspicuous, or bold.
to attract attention; to catch the eye
A very common four-character idiom used when someone or something conspicuously draws the public's or opponents' gaze.