即便王子犯法也不会姑息
“Even princes aren't exempt.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
即便 王子 犯法 也不会 姑息
“Even princes aren't exempt.”
若查证
“If it's proven”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Evoking the ancient legalist principle '王子犯法与庶民同罪' to demonstrate upright judicial integrity and incorruptibility.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
even a prince breaks the law (part of the proverb: 'if a prince breaks the law, he gets the same penalty as commoners')
Used in formal or dramatic contexts to assert that status does not grant legal immunity.
to indulge, appease, or treat with unwarranted leniency
A formal literary verb typically used in negative constructions like '绝不姑息' (will not tolerate).