没有 以防万一嘛
“No, just in case.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
王教练 你这手是越治疗越严重啊
“Coach Wang, your hand is getting worse with treatment, huh?”
没有 以防万一 嘛
“No, just in case.”
“Why do I feel like you're trying to play me?”
“I totally have an angle here, but I will pretend it is just standard precaution.”
In contemporary Chinese dating culture, using mild pretenses or 'routines' (taolu) is seen as a playful, harmless way to create closeness.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
just in case / to be on the safe side
A fixed four-character idiom frequently used in daily speech to justify cautious behavior.
Softens the denial and presents the explanation as an obvious, self-evident rationale.