蛋糕卖那么贵 小朋友根本就买不起
“The cakes are sold at such high prices. Children cannot afford them at all.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Our boss hasn't suffered hardships since childhood at all.”
蛋糕卖那么贵 小 朋友 根本 就 买不起
“The cakes are sold at such high prices. Children cannot afford them at all.”
先干活吧
“Let's work.”
“Our boss has no idea what normal people can actually afford because he grew up rich.”
Working-class peers frequently bond over critiques of wealthy superiors who lack awareness of everyday living costs.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
simply / at all
An emphatic adverbial combination used to strongly reinforce a negative assertion.
cannot afford to buy
A potential complement expressing financial inability to purchase an item.