算了 让他们走 算了
“Forget it. Let them go. Forget it?”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
上手铐 安欣
“Handcuff him! An Xin.”
算了 让他们走 算了
“Forget it. Let them go. Forget it?”
他有罪
“He's guilty.”
“It's not worth fighting this right now; just let them leave before things get out of hand.”
In Chinese social and professional contexts, conceding ground or choosing not to escalate immediately often serves to preserve bigger strategic interests or maintain stability.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
forget it; let it drop; never mind
A highly frequent spoken chunk used to signal giving up, letting an issue go, or de-escalating a tense standoff.
let them go; allow them to leave
A direct directive combining causative 让 (ràng) with an action verb, commonly heard in conflict resolutions.