算了 让他们消消气吧
“Forget it. I’ll give them some time to calm down.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
算了 让他们 消消气 吧
“Forget it. I’ll give them some time to calm down.”
洗澡了
“I'm going to take a shower.”
“Going back now will only make things worse, so I should stay away until they calm down.”
In close interpersonal conflicts, retreating temporarily to let the other side 'cool down' is often considered wiser than immediate confrontation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
let it be; forget it; never mind
A very common conversational marker indicating concession, giving up, or dropping an intended action.
cool off; calm down one's anger
Used with reduplication of the verb to suggest easing emotional tension in a gentle, gradual way.
Softens the assertion into a mild proposal or reluctant consensus.