这好久不演戏了
“I haven't acted in a long time.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
诺
“Yes.”
这 好久不演戏 了
“I haven't acted in a long time.”
“Excuse my poor execution; I am out of practice.”
Admitting being out of practice ('生疏') beforehand serves as modest self-effacement, proactively managing expectations and saving face after a sub-optimal effort.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
haven't done (something) in a long time
A highly productive spoken structure used before verbs to express prolonged absence from an activity.
to act / to put on a show
Literally acting on stage, but frequently used colloquially to mean putting on a false pretense or deceitful front.
Signifies a change of state or marks the accumulation of elapsed time.