若说 物色人选困难
“If we're talking about having difficulty looking for candidates,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
不能苟同
“Lord Mu.”
若说 物色人选 困难
“If we're talking about having difficulty looking for candidates,”
我们兵部称二
“it's obvious that the Ministry of War”
“You think talent is scarce, but my department has no equal when it comes to finding the right people.”
In traditional bureaucratic politics, imperial ministries competed intensely for prestige, operational purview, and administrative pride.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
if one says; if it comes to
Used in formal or literary speech to introduce a premise or topic before qualifying or refuting it.
to scout for candidates; to spot talent
A formal collocation used in professional or official contexts when selecting individuals for specific positions.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“were carefully selected.”
“looking for a Legal Supervisor.”
“I have a way to distinguish the quality!”
“Take whichever you like!”
“neither choice is wrong.”
“I do have bad taste in men.”