咄咄逼人可不是个好习惯
“Being overly aggressive isn't a good habit.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你老婆不让你喝吧
“Your wife doesn't let you drink?”
咄咄逼人 可不是 个好 习惯
“Being overly aggressive isn't a good habit.”
“Rules have to be set when it's time to set them.”
“Back off; you are crossing the line.”
In Chinese social dining or gathering contexts, when personal matters like spousal control are brought up to tease someone, calling out aggressiveness is a polite yet firm way to preserve face.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
overbearing, aggressive, pushy
A common idiom used to critique someone who is pressing an argument too relentlessly or infringing on someone's comfort zone.
certainly not, definitely not
Used before a negative evaluation to emphasize a firm stance or warning.