有密道也不足为奇
“A secret passage would not be surprising.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
狡兔三窟
“A cunning rabbit has three burrows.”
有密道 也不 足 为 奇
“A secret passage would not be surprising.”
倒是这黑衣人
“But this man in black”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Referencing the idiom from the previous turn, the speaker evokes the classical idea that a cunning adversary always prepares multiple escape avenues.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not surprising; nothing to be wondered at
An idiomatic four-character expression used to dismiss surprise and normalize an occurrence.
secret passage; hidden tunnel
A common noun found in mystery, historical, and action genres referring to concealed paths.