安了翅膀都跑不脱 现在满意了吗?
“It's safe there. Happy now?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
现在放在我屋里保险柜里的
“It's in the safe in my house now.”
安了翅膀都跑不脱 现在 满意 了吗?
“It's safe there. Happy now?”
领导 什么指示?
“Ma'am. Any instructions?”
“I did exactly what you asked, so stop fretting about it.”
Chinese speakers often use vivid hyperbole, like growing wings and failing to escape, to definitively dispel someone's anxiety.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
unable to escape even with wings
A colloquial regional variation of this idea is '安了翅膀都跑不脱', used to emphasize that something or someone is completely trapped or secured.
are you satisfied now?
Used rhetorically when you have fulfilled someone's demanding request and want them to acknowledge it.
Marks a standard yes-no question, here functioning rhetorically to prompt agreement.