这帮人无法无天了 欺负人吗不是 好的 好的
“These guys are running wild! They're a bully! Alright.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Mr. Tan! Mr. Tan! Come take a look!”
这帮人 无法无天 了 欺负人 吗 不是 好的 好的
“These guys are running wild! They're a bully! Alright.”
“Look what they've done! I can't believe this! Look, Mr. Tan!”
“Calm down, I agree they crossed the line and I will deal with it.”
Local cadres often begin mediating conflicts by validating the emotionally agitated citizen's grievances ('agreeing with their anger') to prevent riots or escalation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
completely lawless; utterly defiant of the law
A common idiom used to express severe moral outrage when people disregard social rules or legal boundaries.
to bully or mistreat someone
Use this spoken phrase to complain about unfair or oppressive treatment.
Marks an emergent, unacceptable state of affairs that has gone too far.
Combined with '不是' to form a rhetorical tag emphasizing indignation.
