把他们弄出来 你让他们出来干什么呀
“get them out. Why do you ask them out?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
你帮我想个说辞
“to help me think of an excuse to”
把他们 弄出来 你让他们出来 干什么呀
“get them out. Why do you ask them out?”
做个了断 徐江
“To settle this. Xu Jiang.”
“Are you out of your mind? Doing this will blow up in our faces.”
In Chinese underworld or crime dramas, orchestrating procedural excuses (说辞) to extract detainees reflects backdoor negotiations and power balancing.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to get someone or something out
A highly colloquial phrasal verb used to describe extracting or bailing someone out of custody or a sticky situation.
what on earth for
Use this spoken rhetorical question to express bewilderment or objection toward an action.
Softens the abruptness of the interrogative while amplifying the speaker's emotional bewilderment.