主动要求明日开查问会 与你对峙
“requesting a hearing tomorrow to confront you.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
典司昨日已经上报
“The Services Bureau reported yesterday,”
主动要求明日开 查问会 与你 对峙
“requesting a hearing tomorrow to confront you.”
若证明是诬陷 有可能会获罪
“If it's proven that you made a false accusation, you could be convicted.”
“Be prepared, they are staking everything on confronting you directly.”
In traditional and imperial legal procedure, bringing accusers and accused face-to-face was a pivotal method to resolve disputes under the peril of severe penalties for false testimony.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to actively request; to take the initiative to ask for
Use this formal phrase when someone takes proactive agency in requesting an official proceeding or responsibility.
to confront you face-to-face; to stage a standoff with you
Commonly used in legal, investigative, or conflict contexts to denote confronting an accuser or adversary directly.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
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“I'll ask her tomorrow. She must be quite busy now.”
“Tell me, where should we go for some fun outside?”
“Tomorrow's proposal will surely go smoothly.”
“Luo, follow up on this tomorrow.”