- 如果还有剩下的部分 - 不要得寸进尺
“- If there's anything left. - [Moira] Don't push your luck.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
所以翻新预算可以拿一点出来
“so anything you could do on the refurbishment budget.”
- 如果 还有 剩下的 部分 - 不要 得寸进尺
“- If there's anything left. - [Moira] Don't push your luck.”
这周结束前告诉我你的第一个案子
“I want the first case for the end of the week.”
“Take what I gave you and stop asking for more.”
In Chinese interpersonal and workplace relations, recognizing limits (fenchun) is crucial, and exceeding them invites blunt admonition.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
give an inch and take a yard; push one's luck
A common idiom used to rebuke someone who demands more after already receiving a concession.