卧底需要长期保持警惕的状态
“Undercovers have to maintain vigilance for extended periods,”
THE DIALOGUE REEL
“Although Jiang Cheng is still under suspicion, questioning him in an interrogation room isn't suitable.”
卧底 需要 长期 保持警惕 的状态
“Undercovers have to maintain vigilance for extended periods,”
“making them highly sensitive to changes in their environment.”
“Don't treat his paranoia as guilt; that's just survival instinct from his undercover mission.”
Undercover agents occupy a revered yet tragic archetype in Chinese crime media, where colleagues often advocate for understanding regarding their psychological strain and alienation.
LEARNING CHUNKS & PARTICLES
to stay alert; to remain vigilant
A standard collocation used to describe maintaining watchfulness against danger or deception.
undercover agent; to go undercover
Can function both as a noun ('undercover operative') and as a verb ('work undercover').
