看来你已经有想法了
“Looks like you have an idea.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
打好配合
“We're a team.”
看来 你已经 有想法了
“Looks like you have an idea.”
孟副市长这个总指挥 那可不得了 工程那么大
“Mr. Meng is a great leader. The project is huge,”
“Go on, tell me what you are plotting.”
Subtle prompts like 'you already have ideas' allow colleagues to encourage disclosure without appearing demanding or intrusive.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
it seems / apparently
Used at the start of a clause to introduce a deduction based on recent clues or statements.
to have ideas / to have plans
Frequently used to describe someone possessing plans, insights, or distinct personal ambitions.
Marks a change of state, indicating the realization that ideas have now formed.