打不过才掀桌子污蔑
“They were smeared because they were invincible.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你怎么还骄傲上了
“Why are you so proud about it?”
打不过 才 掀桌子 污蔑
“They were smeared because they were invincible.”
不必理会
“No need to mind it.”
“Their petty attacks are pathetic proof that they know they lost to us.”
Losing gracefully is a virtue; resorting to underhanded accusations or 'flipping the table' when outmatched is viewed as an extreme loss of face and lack of sportsmanship.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
flip the table; overturn the board; ruin the game in rage
A popular metaphor for breaking rules or throwing a tantrum when one is clearly losing.
only resort to doing something because they cannot defeat someone
Used to disparage an opponent's desperate retaliatory tactics.