说明你真有些本事
“shows you have some skills,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“the fact that you made it to me alive”
说明 你 真有 些 本事
“shows you have some skills,”
以及
“and that”
“I underestimated you, but do not think surviving until now guarantees your victory.”
In martial arts narratives, strong adversaries often acknowledge an opponent's survival or prowess out of martial respect before an ultimate clash.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
have some skill / got what it takes
Used to describe someone who possesses genuine ability, often said with slight surprise or grudging respect.
to show / to explain / to indicate
Commonly placed at the beginning of a clause to deduce a conclusion from an observed fact.