那是你出于你的职业立场
“It was out of your professional stance.”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
那个我可以理解
“I can understand that.”
那是 你出于你 的 职业 立场
“It was out of your professional stance.”
后来你选择不告诉我
“[Purong Hotel Staff Apartment] Later, you chose not to tell me”
“I excused your initial action as professional duty, but what you did afterward was personal and unforgivable.”
In Chinese relationships, professionals often struggle to separate organizational duty (公) from interpersonal loyalty (私), leading to emotional conflict when professional duties conflict with trust.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
stemming from; out of
A formal and versatile preposition used to explain motives, feelings, or professional requirements.
professional stance; career perspective
Commonly used in formal or serious discussions to refer to ethical or contractual obligations tied to one's job.
VOCABULARY & EXPRESSIONS
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“is my job.”
“Is this how you treat your work?”
“You should focus on your work instead.”
“From a professional standpoint,”
“You were just doing your duty.”