这是有人 嫌我不贤惠了呢
“someone is complaining that I'm not a virtuous wife.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
听听
“Listen to that,”
这是 有人 嫌我不贤惠 了呢
“someone is complaining that I'm not a virtuous wife.”
这就给陈大人伺候
“Let me attend to Lord Chen right now.”
“Are you really daring to complain about me? Watch how I tease you back.”
Traditionally praising women who are gentle, capable, and supportive, the term is frequently used ironically in modern or playful romantic contexts to flirt.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
disliking me for not being virtuous or attentive
Often used teasingly by women when self-deprecatingly reacting to a partner's mild complaint.
Softens the rhetorical accusation, adding a playful, flirtatious, and teasing bounce to the remark.