你就是这个意思啊
“That's exactly what you mean.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
这只是我的一个假设
“It's just a hypothetical.”
你就是 这个 意思 啊
“That's exactly what you mean.”
邬教授
“Professor Wu,”
“Don't hide behind hypothetical language; that's clearly what you really think.”
While Chinese conversation often relies on implicit hints and hypotheses to preserve face, interlocutors in sharp disagreements will explicitly strip away the guise to force accountability.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
that is exactly what is meant
Used to insist on an interpretation or expose that someone's vague explanation really amounts to a specific conclusion.
Adds emotional insistence and certainty, refuting the prior turn's evasive claim.