你高高手 儿我就过去了
“Go easy on me, and I'll get through.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
妈呀 你要是不败 儿就不能杀敌报国了
“Mom, if you won't let me win, I can't go defend the realm.”
你 高高手 儿我 就过去了
“Go easy on me, and I'll get through.”
妈呀
“Oh, my.”
“Please give me a break and just let me get away with it this time.”
Appealing to someone to 'raise their hands' relies on traditional notions of benevolence, asking the superior or partner to display generosity rather than strict adherence to rules.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
raise your hand high; show leniency or cut someone some slack
Derived from the traditional idiom 'raise one's hand high to let someone pass', used when asking someone in power or authority to overlook a fault.
Used conditionally to mark the resultant transition of state once the favor is granted.