没有半句夸大呀
“wasn't exaggerated at all.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
下官所言
“What I just said”
没有半句夸大 呀
“wasn't exaggerated at all.”
那高手的尸体呢
“Where's that expert's body?”
“I swear I am telling the absolute truth, please believe me!”
Subordinate officials faced harsh penalties for misleading superiors, making defensive assertions of absolute honesty common in official reports.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not even half a sentence / not a shred of
Used before words like 'falsehood' or 'exaggeration' to forcefully deny deceit.
Adds emotional intensity and pleading urgency to an earnest affirmation.