可以 可以 可以了 细节就不用说了 不说了
“Alright, alright, that's enough. No need to go into details. No need?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
小尤
“"Li..."”
可以 可以 可以了 细节就 不用说了 不说了
“Alright, alright, that's enough. No need to go into details. No need?”
“No need, no need. Wei. I know it's because you're worried since Li is already under a lot of pressure,”
“Stop digging into the details right now, you are making them uncomfortable.”
In workplace group settings, observant peers often step in to stop a superior or colleague from probing into failures or sensitive details, preserving the target's face.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
that's enough / that will do
Frequently used to halt an ongoing action, explanation, or speech.
no need to mention / let's skip
A polite but firm way to tell someone to omit details or stop talking about a topic.
Indicates reaching an endpoint or sufficiency ('enough is enough') and reinforces cessation.
