我在教训我的部下 你先回避一下
“I'm disciplining my subordinate. Please excuse us.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
周瑾也是为了 江教授
“-Zhou Jin did it for... -Professor Jiang.”
我在 教训 我的部下 你先 回避一下
“I'm disciplining my subordinate. Please excuse us.”
对了
“Right,”
“This is internal business; stay out of it and leave us alone.”
In Chinese organizational culture, disciplining subordinates often requires privacy to preserve both managerial authority and the subordinate's dignity from external eyes.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to lecture or discipline someone
Commonly used by superiors, parents, or seniors when reprimanding someone lower in rank.
step aside or excuse oneself for a moment
A polite but firm formula used to ask someone to leave the room for private matters.