千万不要让我失望
“Don't disappoint me.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“In the future, all of you will understand why I do this.”
千万不要 让我失望
“Don't disappoint me.”
“Why does Mr. Pei feel like a whole new person?”
“I'm counting on you, so do not mess this up.”
Superiors in Chinese workplace contexts often use parental or mentoring language like expressing 'good intentions' and asking not to be disappointed to motivate subordinates through personal loyalty.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
by all means do not / whatever you do, don't
Used to give strong warnings or heartfelt pleas not to do something.
let me down / disappoint me
Common collocation used when expressing personal expectations or emotional investment in someone's performance.