行 可以了 好 行 别喝了 别喝了
“Fine. That's enough. Okay, fine. Stop drinking.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你跟谁生气呢
“Zhang Fang, who are you angry with?”
行 可以了 好 行 别喝了 别喝了
“Fine. That's enough. Okay, fine. Stop drinking.”
“Everyone, quiet. I have something serious to say. Here's the thing.”
“Calm down already, don't drown your anger in alcohol—stop making a scene.”
Drinking heavily when angry or distressed is a common cultural trope; close companions are expected to step in and physically or verbally restrain the drinker.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
that's enough; that'll do
Commonly used to tell someone to cease an action because the acceptable limit has been reached.
stop drinking
A direct colloquial command used to restrain someone from consuming more alcohol.
Indicates reaching an endpoint or a change of state, functioning here to demand the cessation of an ongoing action.
