它好像干坏事了
“I think it has done a boo-boo.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
怎么了
“What's wrong?”
它 好像 干坏事 了
“I think it has done a boo-boo.”
我来
“I'll handle it.”
“Look what it did! You'd better handle this.”
In contemporary Chinese domestic life, pets are often referred to as mischievous children when they cause trouble, framed with affection rather than true anger.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to do something bad; to make mischief
Commonly used colloquially for minor misbehavior or cute mischief caused by pets and kids.
seems like; appears to be
A useful hedge used to soften statements or express assumptions based on visual evidence.
Indicates a newly discovered state or an action that has just taken place.