但她一口咬定是练庭干的
“but she insisted it was Mr. Lian who did it.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
彤彤什么都看不清
“Tong couldn't see anything clearly,”
但她 一口咬定 是 练庭 干的
“but she insisted it was Mr. Lian who did it.”
警方调查后发现
“The police investigation found”
“Even though she could not see clearly, she refuses to back down from blaming him.”
In Chinese narrative and legal contexts, '一口咬定' often connotes stubborn insistence that may contrast with objective material evidence.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to assert adamantly; to stick obstinately to an accusation
Use when someone makes an unwavering claim or accusation without leaving room for alternative possibilities.