你怎么偷看我的信 是你的信就摆在那
“How could you peek at my letter? Your letter is right there.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
颇为无
“is quite...”
你怎么偷看我的信 是你的信就摆在那
“How could you peek at my letter? Your letter is right there.”
如何谈得上偷看
“I just take a look.”
“You have no right to accuse me of snooping when you left it lying around for anyone to see.”
When caught in an ethical transgression, shifting fault to the other person's negligence is a common verbal defense to preserve moral standing.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to peek at / to spy on / to look secretly
Used to describe unauthorized viewing or reading of private materials.
placed right there / lying in plain sight
A spoken phrase used to justify seeing or noticing something because it was exposed openly.