酒店人多眼杂不好下手
“The hotel is too crowded, hard to act.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
在哪儿动手
“...where do we strike?”
酒店 人多眼杂 不好下手
“The hotel is too crowded, hard to act.”
你们去半路等着
“Go wait halfway.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese cinematic tropes, criminal leadership relies on calculating stealth and avoiding conspicuous public exposure.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
too crowded and full of watchful eyes; too many witnesses
Use this idiom when you need privacy or discretion because too many observers are around.
hard to strike; difficult to make a move
A colloquial phrase meaning an action or scheme is impractical or risky to execute.