还费尽心机的想把我拉下水
“(He even schemed to drag me in.)”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
好心邀师兄们陪我解闷
“to keep me company to relieve boredom.”
还 费尽心机 的想 把 我 拉下水
“(He even schemed to drag me in.)”
昭昭妹妹
“Zhao,”
“Stop pretending to be nice; you just wanted to drag me into your mess.”
A pervasive Chinese metaphor for corrupting others or forcing bystanders into complicity to deflect individual blame.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to rack one's brains; to exhaust all schemes
Typically used with negative connotations to describe someone plotting or conniving elaborately.
to drag into the water; to implicate someone in wrongdoing
A common colloquial idiom meaning to make someone an accomplice or pull them into shared trouble.