迫在眉睫了 大少爷
“We're running out of time, Eldest Young Master!”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
就快成了
“It's almost done.”
迫在眉睫 了 大 少爷
“We're running out of time, Eldest Young Master!”
对
“Right.”
“You don't have the luxury of taking your time; we are running out of time!”
Even when pressing a superior, a subordinate in traditional Chinese households must maintain proper honorifics ('大少爷') while conveying vital urgency.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
imminent / pressing / right on one's doorstep
A classic four-character chengyu used to describe a critical situation where danger or deadlines are extremely urgent.
eldest young master
Traditional respectful title used by servants or subordinates to address the firstborn son of a prominent household.
Emphasizes the immediacy and onset of the critical state.