那个平时鼻孔长在脑门上的
“what kind of shabby disguise”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
就是不知道
“I just wonder”
那个 平 时 鼻孔长在脑门上 的
“what kind of shabby disguise”
南赵大王子
“that arrogant Nanzhao Eldest Prince”
Direct spoken expression in this communicative setting.
Chinese spoken culture frequently uses body-part exaggerations to puncture the dignity of pompous superiors or adversaries.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
extremely arrogant with one's nose in the air
A colloquial and humorous visual metaphor used to mock someone who looks down on others with intense vanity.
Functions as a nominalizer turning the descriptive clause into a noun modifier specifying the target person.