就讲说那天吸毒了 脑子不清楚
“and get him to confess that he was high and insane when committing the crime that day.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
有吸毒史的人
“who has a history of drug abuse”
就讲说那天吸毒了 脑子不清楚
“and get him to confess that he was high and insane when committing the crime that day.”
这道理谁都明白 就是陆警官不明白
“Everyone can understand it except Officer Lu.”
“They are obviously going to use drug-induced insanity as an excuse to dodge responsibility.”
In Chinese criminal proceedings, suspects often claim temporary mental impairment due to intoxication or drugs to reduce perceived premeditation, a tactic seasoned investigators view with skepticism.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
not clear-headed; out of one's mind; muddled
Use this spoken phrase to describe someone who is drunk, disoriented, or acting irrationally.
Marks completed action indicating the onset of the drug's influence.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
Parallel Spoken Cinema Scenes (语义近邻切片)
“I don't know. Probably a drug overdose.”
“So after he ended up with the drugs, he didn't know what to do.”
“Tang Sile actually started using drugs. She knew even less about him dealing to support his habit.”