我见他都得要绕着走的
“I have to avoid him whenever I see him.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
他也没有正眼瞧过我
“He never even looks at me.”
我见他 都得 要 绕着走 的
“I have to avoid him whenever I see him.”
“Little brats, just you two?”
“He is so formidable that even I dare not cross paths with him, so you should be careful too.”
Avoiding troublemakers or powerful figures rather than confronting them reflects the traditional pragmatic mindset of avoiding needless conflict to protect oneself.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
walk around / steer clear of / avoid someone
A common idiom meaning to actively give someone a wide berth out of fear, caution, or reluctance to cause trouble.
Used at the end of the clause to add an assertive tone emphasizing the habitual fact.