睁不开眼睛了
“I can't keep my eyes open anymore.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
我累了
“I'm tired.”
睁不开眼睛 了
“I can't keep my eyes open anymore.”
江警官
“Officer Jiang.”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
In Chinese high-stakes drama, declaring bodily collapse (e.g., cannot open eyes) signifies that the person has pushed their body past its limits in devotion to duty.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
unable to open (eyes)
A potential complement expressing physical inability to open one's eyes due to tiredness, injury, or bright light.
to open one's eyes
Standard collocation for opening one's eyes, frequently paired with potential complements like 得开 or 不开.
Marks a change of state, emphasizing that the speaker has now reached the point of being unable to keep eyes open.